The Obstetricians felt they were all laboring under a misconception.
However, the majority of us labor under a serious misconception that happiness comes from external events.
Modern criticism labors under an aphoristic misconception — or, rather, the misconception of an aphorism — even more grievous than the fixation of mise en scène: a phrase by Martin Scorsese, "Cinema is a matter of what's in the frame and what's out".
The filmmakers, laboring under a similar misconception, seem to think that Mr. Samberg is a movie star, and that this sloppy bundle of tired gags is a movie.
Well, if you assume that a TV show's "audience" consists of the people who watch it when it's on, your first conclusion might be that the folks at the WB are laboring under a gross misconception.
" We in the United States have long labored under a profound misconception of what schnapps is, perhaps largely because of unfortunate associations with frat houses, flaming shots at happy hours and that ungodly, mentholated monstrosity — consumed in Germany, its country of origin, primarily as a digestif — known as Jägermeister.
But "do not labor under the misconception that your tech transfer office automatically knows what to do with your research, because they probably don't," cautions Michael Zemel, a professor of nutritional science and medicine at the University of Tennessee.
We labor under the misconception that external events are within our control.
Straight men labor under the same misconception.
Oh, I'm afraid you're under a misconception.
My parents had sent me to Kaimuki Intermediate, I later decided, under a misconception.
