Sentence examples for misconceptions i from inspiring English sources

But he added, "If there weren't any misconceptions, I might have to promote a few".

Bury waste misconceptions: I would say that one of the most basic misunderstandings of the waste issue is that recycling isn't always better than just burying waste.

When we first met, he straightened out some misconceptions I had about him, and I straightened out some misconceptions he had about me.

They are in Afrikaans (the movie is not); the Katzenjammer-Kids delivery of the parade of peroxide blondes seems somehow out of place.Back to top >>MondayJUST to clear up any misconceptions: I am not, and have never been, The Economist's South Africa correspondent.

These ranged from outrageous fictions (that I was a heroin addict; I have never touched the satanic stuff), to common misconceptions (I'm often stated to be Irish, though I'm from Edinburgh).

It is one of the misconceptions I keep hearing.

All these patients who were searching for understanding had a misconception, I think, of what empathy is all about.

For the first misconception, I blame school dinners; for the second, Popeye the Sailor Man, who could open a can with one clench of his muscles.

"I had thought a man turned homosexual when there was not the right woman to save him, a misconception I had developed from the tragic union of Rimbaud and the poet Paul Verlaine," she writes, adding that she mistakenly considered homosexuality "a poetic curse" that "irrevocably meshed with affectation and flamboyance".

Another misconception: I see this tweet a lot.

That D.C. statehood is unconstitutional is the single most common misconception I hear when discussing D.C. governance with Congressional staff and opponents of D.C. voting rights generally.