Sentence examples for little misconception from inspiring English sources

Eventually our little misconception is shattered when we are told that plants produce oxygen and "breathe" the carbon dioxide we exhale so it's a good thing we keep them around: Oxygen good, carbon dioxide bad, carbon monoxide worse.

So thinking of it as "just the last 20%" is probably a little bit of a misconception.

Cuquis Robledo ('17) graduated from Duke two months ago and is already changing perspectives in America; specifically she is addressing misconceptions surrounding little people.

However, it is likely that the prevention programs focused on prevention methods and paid little attention to address misconceptions.

The film does little to correct the popular misconception that Les Misérables is set in the more famous French Revolution of 1789: Enjolras even claims at one point that it is "the French Revolution".

Inaccurate misconceptions, based on little more than North-South prejudice, do persist in the South (prior to this trip, guilty as charged).

Pre-classroom work needed to be more advanced Closer to real decision-making, time to discuss/debate/clarify knowledge and misconceptions Sometimes a little rushed with more advanced topics, but felt comfortable checking in/asking questions.

At my company, Gotcha Bed Bug Inspectors, we always say, "education is the key to staying bedbug free!" So, we thought we would explore some of the myths and misconceptions about those little blood sucking friends we're celebrating during the 30 days of September.

This lack of everyday referents can be advantageous, because there is little or no risk of misconceptions arising from everyday meanings.

"This Barcelona-and-Real-rule-Europe misconception had become a little boring".

One could be forgiven for thinking nothing else exists – the media's art coverage does little to disabuse us of this misconception.