Sentence examples for misconception that there from inspiring English sources

"I think there was a misconception that there wouldn't be any hotel rooms available and everybody was having Champagne and caviar for breakfast.

It said Newham's decision was based on a "misconception that there must be more profit or turnover from betting than machines to satisfy primary gambling activity.

Murray reminded me that the term "walking simulator" was likely pejorative at first, rooted in a "misconception that there are two different categories, narrative and game, and you're either one or the other".

This kind of either/or debate only reinforces the misconception that there is a barrier separating research and teaching; that academics are divided and forced on to distinct career paths, to the detriment of their students.

There is "no question people have a misconception that there's a threshold you have to cross" before a sale is taxable, she said.

The main aim of the project reported in this manuscript is to correct the misconception that there have been few publications to date that support the value of EM.

Only Congress can change immigration law to open up a path that doesn't exist now, a reality that runs contrary to misconceptions that there's a line anyone wishing to immigrate can get into and just patiently wait a turn.

"People have this misconception that if there are high property taxes, it's a better area, but that's not true," she said.

There's that misconception there because they're a relative minority who are reasonably flashy and it's easy to lump the rest in with that".

I think the misconception is that there's a lot of laziness in being a DJ.

A misconception is that there is a certain 'type' -- usually imbalanced, weak -- that not only finds themselves caught inside a cult but that isn't able to extract themselves from it.