Sentence examples for have the misconception from inspiring English sources

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".

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.

Ms. Wylde said many international tourists -- who, studies say, spend three times more than domestic visitors -- have the misconception that much of the city is in rubble.

The flier describes the history and basic beliefs of Sikhism, and then adds, "Some people have the misconception that Sikhism is an offshoot of Hinduism or the Muslim religion when actually it is a separate religion by itself".

"In some ways, people have the misconception that baseball is a lot more popular in Venezuela than soccer," said Alejandro Moreno, a reserve striker for the Los Angeles Galaxy of Major League Soccer who has recently joined his national team.

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

"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".

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.

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.