Sentence examples for ideas and misconceptions from inspiring English sources

Maybe along the way you've picked up a few ideas and misconceptions about commercial science--the good (high pay and short hours), the bad (loss of intellectual freedom), and the ugly (a tainted soul --but you've never really given thisoul --buteriousoul --but

While we do not think that agreeing with statement 11 represents a true scientific misconception (see below), clearly students in the Midwest (represented by mid-Missouri) have very different ideas and misconceptions about science than do the California university and community college students polled by Wilson (2001).

Our ideas and misconceptions about drugs, addiction and criminality mean that, as a nation, we condone drug policy that is punitive rather than health-centred and fact-based.

Furthermore, the No Zebras chapter on campus aims to "address and reform the behaviors, ideas, and misconceptions, of the University of Miami student body regarding sexual assault".

The OSU group's current work builds upon the success of Core Concept analyses and pursues the automated detection of naive ideas and misconceptions (Nehm and Haertig, 2011).

Greater awareness among the patients of the different types of research going on could help to reduce any negative ideas and misconceptions that may exist (i.e. the guinea pig perception) and be an effective approach to improving recruitment.

While they are factually inaccurate, they demonstrate how the past and the House of Lancaster are remembered in terms of myth, legend, ideas and popular misconceptions.

These tables were used to track the scientifically correct ideas (Table 2) and misconceptions (Table 3) captured in the various item responses to allow comparison of students' responses to similar ideas in different contexts.

Of the effective approaches reported by Crowl et al., (1997), the researcher challenged pre-existing ideas (beliefs, concepts, and misconceptions) by presenting situations that subjects were unable to explain paradoxes, dilemmas, and perplexities.

By evaluating both old and new ideas and identifying possible misconceptions, the following review attempts to come to grips with the role of pollinators, flowers and their interactions in the diversification and evolutionary success of plants.

He had writerly faults: a tinkerer's curiosity about nearly everything, the inability to resist a fancy French idea and the misconception that these were intellectual strengths.