Sentence examples for main misconceptions from inspiring English sources

Two main misconceptions, he argues, have always pulled at Hillary Clinton: "she has been misinterpreted ideologically" and "she has been mischaracterized personally".

The presentation of two main misconceptions associated with each concept (moon phases and seasons) is tested.

One of the main misconceptions is that the risks of tobacco are minimised because it is purified as it passes through the water.

An anthropology professor that specializes in biological anthropology courses stated that there were three main misconceptions she encountered when teaching students about evolution.

Our main goal during this discussion was to make students aware of main misconceptions on phylogenetic interpretation and help them understand how patterns of migration (phylogeography) could be acquired from data (students were also provided with copies of Fig. 1).

The people in Bosnia and Herzegovina had, and some still have, two main misconceptions about the past events.

The main misconception is the notion that women had a universally mute and passive role in Athenian society.

The main misconception is that they are uneducated, or don't care about raising their living standards and that's not true.

The main misconception, however, has been the suggestion that signing Jay-Z was all about trying to capture a different audience for the festival, an attempt to move it away from its more "traditional" supporters.

"The main misconception is that refugees are a burden – and that's a misconception shared even by people who are in favour of letting them in, who think they're costly but it's still the right thing to do," said Legrain in an interview.

"The main misconception is equating Bologna with a neoliberal kind of European Union developed plot to make higher education a commodity rather than a public responsibility," Crosier says.