Sentence examples for misconception of our from inspiring English sources

We've had an insensitivity, and we've had a misconception of our neighborhood and we need to have the right kind of dialogue so these suspicions and fears can be reduced and eliminated".

"This is the misconception of our time in terms of word origins," said Fred R. Shapiro, a librarian at Yale University and editor of a new book tentatively titled "The Yale Dictionary of Quotations," who has been swatting the story on and off for more than 16 years.

The dual nature of mind, the notion of a world outside us that stands apart from us to either hinder or help us -- is a misconception of our own making.

Everybody in the media, they get everything wrong when it comes to the Jacksons, all these different misconceptions of our family and who we are and what we do.

Let's take these patronizing and disempowering clich?and misconceptions out of our popular cancer culture.

For this comparison, we focused on the adaptive mutation misconception, because we had specifically targeted this misconception as part of our revisions for the tutorial version.

Our misconception of the true meaning of success often leads to a life of grasping, consumption and self-absorption.

This is perhaps the biggest misconception of them all, and it's all our fault.

"I would argue that it's a bit of a misconception that our eyes are to blame, that our eyes fool us into flavor.

It scores for two of our misconceptions (Need to change and Individuals evolve), as well as one we do not include (use/disuse).

• To the Editor: Although your article continues the much-needed dialogue concerning American eating habits, it furthers a common misconception surrounding our current understanding of America's relationship to vegetables.