Sentence examples for misconception at the from inspiring English sources

The popular misconception at the time was of Asian women leading domesticated lives.

Mitter calls this the "fundamental misconception at the heart of much of the American thinking about China".

They dampened the libido, which only reinforced the common misconception at the time that epilepsy was brought on by excessive masturbation.

Maybe that was just based on the fact that her Laurie had died, and she's notoriously not wanting to go back there — or at least that was my misconception at the time.

The misconception at the root of p-hacking is that a higher statistical significance entails a larger biological response.

Playing with "Murder in Fashion" and "Misconceptions" at the Quad Cinema, 34 West 13th Street, Greenwich Village.

Here are three reasons why feminism doesn't resonate for some women, and a few reminders that address the misconceptions at the core of the issue.

We would direct interested readers to review literature on student misconceptions at the K 12 level as well, since undergraduates may continue to hold these misconceptions.

Cultural misconceptions At the launch of Breastfeeding Week Health extension workers from Oromia and Southern Nations Nationalities and Peoples Region highlighted cultural misconceptions and malpractices regarding breastfeeding such as giving goat milk and other traditional herbs before giving breastmilk to the baby.

The religious right has profitably promulgated this misconception at least since the 1970s.

But this show undermines that misconception, at least on the stylistic front.