Sentence examples for misconception of the from inspiring English sources

There's a fairly consistent misconception of the students.

The classic misconception of the novel is that it is defined by being a long story.

The decision rests upon a misconception of the scope and effect of the federal rights involved.

Yes, all this rested on a misconception of the Tractatus, but still.

There is a common misconception of the 'the individual genius' realising great buildings and cities.

It's based on a misconception of the shareholders' role in the modern corporation.

Misconceptions of the evolutionary relationship between humans and apes.

He drew a line under most of the blunders and misconceptions of the new Labour years.

ORIGINS OF THE SPECIOUS: Myths and Misconceptions of the English Language, by Patricia T. O'Conner and Stewart Kellerman (Random House, $15).

Last month the nationalist Global Times published an article entitled "Debunking 10 Misconceptions of the Ideal of the Chinese Dream".

The seven-page document addresses some of the misconceptions of the powers JudComms have, and helps to clarify their jurisdiction.