Sentence examples for in a misconception from inspiring English sources

And not a single commercial hectare there has yet been planted with such seeds.Coming, ready or notThe roots of such Luddism probably lie in a misconception about how much genetic modification is actually going on in GMOs.

Murray reminded me that the term "walking simulator" was likely pejorative at first, rooted in a "misconception that there are two different categories, narrative and game, and you're either one or the other".

Protestant critics misunderstood the doctrine of papal infallibility to mean that every word out of the pope's mouth was accepted as undisputable truth--a misconception still in circulation today.

There is ultimately no good reason not to, especially since the common belief that business credit cards provide greater liability protection than do personal credit cards is, in fact, a misconception.

The common belief that timed urine self collections are inherently inaccurate is, in fact, a misconception.

Many times we may believe beginner students can't write in English, which in fact is a misconception.

We also know that we are working from a low base, in part due to a misconception in the public's mind that VSO is an arm of government rather than an independent charity.

People in general have a misconception when it comes to talking to people in their network.

One pair gave an answer that was adequate, although not thorough, while the last pair's response invoked introns, an informative answer, in that it revealed a misconception grounded in a basic understanding of the Central Dogma, concerning the absence of splicing in bacteria.

Mr. Bobbitt traces many of the early errors in Iraq to a misconception that the confrontation was a traditional battle between nation-states.

In this study, a misconception that breast feeding was a risk factor for breast cancer was observed.