Sentence examples similar to minor misconception from inspiring English sources
That is a major misconception.
These misconceptions can range from minor misunderstandings to complete theory rejection (2001; Dagher and BouJaoude 2005; Evans 2001; Mazur 2004; McComas 2006; Sadler 2005).
A minor issue that arises from the same misconception.
AL: Unfortunately, misconceptions dominate the discussions about domestic minor sex trafficking.
The misconceptions and controversy surrounding biological evolution can range from minor misunderstandings to complete theory rejection (Alters and Alters 2001, Dagher and Boujaoude 2005, Evans 2001, Mazur 2004, McComas 2006, Sadler 2005).
Croughen hopes for more awareness of the birth defect and understanding from other parents, who, she says, have large misconceptions: that clefts are the fault of the mother, that they are fixed with one minor surgery and more.
The impracticality and insensitivity of these methods [ 22, 23] resulted in the misconception that compared to influenza virus and respiratory syncytial virus, for example, HRVs had straightforward and relatively minor roles in illness.
The ad featured an aggrieved, nervous man reciting a list of minor linguistic and governmental distinctions between Canada and the United States (we say "zed!"), and attempting to correct various misconceptions of the "skis on the roof in July" type.
THE misconception lingers.
That was a misconception.
