Sentence examples for misconception that a from inspiring English sources

It's a common misconception that a diagnosis of schizophrenia for example, is a life sentence.

"It's a misconception that a girl who would like gadgets would also be some sort of tomboy," she says.

The Obama administration's latest national drug strategy, published in July, criticised "the misconception that a substance-use disorder is a personal moral failing rather than a brain disease".

The notion that it might be a disaster is based on the misconception that a strong currency is somehow a symbol of economic virility.

All were fraught with the misconception that a single set of sex chromosomes or a single gene systematically leads to one gender.

It seems likely Murray has simply bought into the misconception that a gregarious quotability has something to do with winning at sport.

A: I think it's just a misconception that comes with being a dual-threat quarterback.

"It is a misconception that [algorithms] works like a human brain.

"It's a misconception that is based on all the old fears".

There is a common misconception that an actor has to deliver a smaller performance for camera than for theatre.

"There is a misconception that if a woman is successful, she is automatically a threat to other women.