Sentence examples for had the misconception from inspiring English sources

Basu admits that many of her classmates had "the misconception that the environment was boring".

At the beginning of the course, some PTs had the misconception that students who struggle in mathematics could not do any mathematics, and that some students were good at mathematics, while others were not.

I had the misconception that because I was skinny, I was healthy.

A large proportion (48%) of women had the misconception that smoking helps to reduce weight.

However, 143 (33.6%) and 119 (28.0%) respondents had the misconception that HIV could be transmitted through mosquito bite and through casual physical contact (such as handshakes or hugging), respectively.

A recent baseline survey, commissioned by UNICEF and supported by the Timor-Leste Government, showed that half of the young people who had heard about HIV/AIDS believed insect bites could spread the virus, while a fifth of them had the misconception that a strong, healthy-looking person cannot be carrying the HIV virus.

Or maybe I have the misconception.

"Some people have the misconception that we have the same inventory here as in the rest of the country, and it is not even close".

"But almost everybody has the misconception that stress causes high blood pressure, and they've not been able to prove that despite 50 years of research".

Many politicians and civil servants have the misconception that students undertaking teacher training in universities spend most of their time in lecture theatres dissecting theoretical work.

The public, said Michael Smith, a surviving hostage recently interviewed by the Batavia, N.Y., Daily News, "has the misconception that we were taken care of.