Sentence examples for misconceptions and misrepresentations from inspiring English sources

It's clear the battle against mental illness misconceptions and misrepresentations still has a long way to go.

Despite this though, it feels like we're in a bizarre version of Groundhog Day: a constant and repetitive battle against mental health misconceptions and misrepresentations.

Precision of thought has never been a hallmark of the worldwide debate about the American hostages in Iran, but in recent weeks the misconceptions and misrepresentations have reached a high point.

Another study challenges what it calls the "misconceptions and misrepresentations" about Finland's success in the Pisa tests.

Popular misconceptions and misrepresentations of the sex industry must be corrected.

"While 'alternative facts,' misconceptions and misrepresentations of climate science are unfortunately widespread in public discussion, we are dismayed that this practice appeared on the editorial page of The New York Times," the experts write.

I hope that from here on out, those who choose to comment on my posts--and I hope many continue to do so--will agree or disagree on the merits and not based on misconceptions (or misrepresentations) about who I am or what I think.

The debate gave new life to overheated claims and misrepresentations.

We had data ready to counter fears and misrepresentations.

2. Aubrey de Grey's pervasive falsehoods and misrepresentations.

And the language H.P. used — "improprieties" and "misrepresentations" — came as a surprise.