Sentence examples for has misconceptions from inspiring English sources

Of course, everyone who identifies as queer has misconceptions hurled at them, but it always made sense to me to stand together instead of discounting other people's orientation".

"I think that the average person has misconceptions about how quickly you can truly respond well to a disaster," Schimmelpfenning said, "and there have been numerous instances where spending the money quickly is not spending it well".

In South Sudan, community volunteers clear the way for the arrival of life-saving supplies South Sudan, 28 March 2014 - Every topic, every occupation has misconceptions nailed to it.

"They have misconceptions of what the area looks like now," he said.

He said consultants who helped businesses relocate had misconceptions about New York.

Most callers had misconceptions about Islam and wanted to learn more about their Muslim neighbours.

After the interview, Hunt said Mr Nixon had "misconceptions about possible blackmail attempts".

Even I had misconceptions around HIV until I trained as a nurse and learned the science behind it.

"I believe the homeowners have misconceptions about us," said Ms. Braswell, 63. "We are just people like they are".

Third, adolescents in many places have misconceptions about health effects of contraceptives, including their future ability to bear children.

She had misconceptions about who the children were and how the process worked, she told me, which made her reluctant.