Sentence examples for misconception with from inspiring English sources

The media has assisted in this public misconception, with most climate stories "balanced" with a "skeptic" perspective.

And conservatives have exacerbated the misconception with their strong-arm tactics and unwillingness to entertain debate on their political views.

When people mention Cassavetes's work they refer to him mainly as the great improviser, a misconception with which Gena Rowlands is familiar.

In a recent interview, the CEO Tony Hsieh discussed a major misconception with the company's new management structure: that it's just chaos with no structure.

I resolved, if possible, to kill that misconception with one sturdy blow…No set plan was in my mind, no structure to which my music would conform.

"The reasons I called him are because I heard he wanted to talk to some players and because I know there's a big misconception with visiting players about New York just being 42nd Street," O'Neill said.

We think that users/operators who believe that their discussions on public channels on IRC are private (except their IP, realname, fullname, nickname) are under a serious misconception, with-or-without IRSeek.

However, he repeats some persistent misconceptions with regards to Walt Disney's ambitions for this project.

Before Masters and Johnson did their research, sex was often shrouded in mystery and misconceptions, with discussion hampered by embarrassment and taboo.

"You have to talk to all categories of people with their misconceptions, with their views on life, often disoriented and ready to commit a crime.

"We think it's vital to clear up some of the misconceptions with people who like cork, because they would like it even more".