Sentence examples for misconceptions come from inspiring English sources

The misconceptions come easily.

Some misconceptions come from "traditional wisdoms" and some from poorly informed science, but most are a result of deficient sciences.

And unfortunately, along with misconceptions, comes stigma.

Where does this misconception come from?

My misconception came from gardening with them at the Edinburgh Botanic Garden, thinking that they liked the same conditions as Meconopsis and assuming that they might not like to live south of the border.

This misconception comes with its own set of risks.

Often times, this misconception comes from everybody else, not programmers.

Ergosterol is not present in all fungi, and the misconception came about because most of the first fungi analyzed for sterols were among later diverging species (Ascomycota and Basidiomycota) in which ergosterol is dominant [2].

[7] This misconception comes from pharmacist John Uri Lloyd's novel Stringtown on the Pike, where the herb is used to thwart a test for the poison strychnine.

Dr. Scott, who trained as a physical anthropologist, said that in training docents she emphasized "how the public understands or misunderstands evolution and some of the misconceptions they come in with".

And as a result of this misconception, we come up with an endless list of excuses and remedies for our internal feelings.