Sentence examples for longstanding misconception from inspiring English sources
A longstanding misconception about coevolution is that the speciation patterns of coevolving species should occur in parallel.
At times, Smith seemed intent on letting Iverson address longstanding misconceptions or myths around him, as if this were his opportunity to set the record straight.
Dispelling longstanding misconceptions that the underlying causes of stuttering are language problems or psychological problems like anxiety or trauma, researchers say stuttering is really a speech-production problem: a snag in the cascade of steps that our brains and bodies undertake to move the proper muscles to produce words.
Despite the longstanding misconceptions, interventions have proven to work.
To enrich the perspective, most of the book's content is set in advance of the study of medical geography, which settled some longstanding misconceptions about ethnicity, location, and disease.
The couple's research corrected many longstanding scientific misconceptions and overturned age-old cultural taboos.
The eulogies and vilifications are flip sides of the same coin, and are founded on the misconception that the chief executive of a longstanding global company with tens of thousands of employees, hundreds of senior managers and an army of expensive external consultants, has anywhere near the dramatic impact we are led to believe.
Indeed, not only did #ShoutYourAbortion start a discussion and begin chipping away at the longstanding stigma surrounding abortion, but it also served to break down misconceptions and dismantle stereotypes society holds about the women who seek abortion.
At the same time, acknowledging the longstanding lack of trust in many of those same communities, she said, administration officials are working to "dispel some of the misconceptions of the agency".
