Sentence examples for misconception as from inspiring English sources

"I think there is definitely a misconception as far as youth is concerned, and it's kind of silly," Lee-Waters said.

This was identified as an exaggerated misconception as early as 1966.

However, after closer examination, there seems to be several weaknesses with a dynamic consent approach; among others the risk of inviting people into the therapeutic misconception as well as individualizing the ethical review of research projects.

What distorts the President's judgment, Avenatti says, is "a misconception as to the importance of loyalty, or perceived loyalty".

They hope the widely held view that muni defaults are unlikely will be proved as big a misconception as the notion that house prices never fall.

"There's a big misconception as to whether or not films crews are brought in from L.A.," Hugo says in the spot.

He looks forward to clearing up any misconceptions as soon as possible".

These questions often reveal hidden fears, misconceptions as well as a lack of research and understanding from the NGO side.

A statement released by News Corp said Mr Murdoch "looks forward to clearing up any misconceptions as soon as possible".

He suspects misconceptions as well as "macho attitudes" are behind claims of being able to cope with as little as four hours of sleep a night.

Further, quality professional development improves teacher skills of identifying and addressing student misconceptions, as well as improving teacher pedagogical content knowledge.