Sentence examples for misconceptions of a from inspiring English sources

Dr. Robert Cohen of the Animal Medical Center explained that bad feeding habits stem from misconceptions of a dog's needs.

Current literature suggests that medical students may have negative misconceptions of a surgical career partly due to the traditional hierarchical structure of the surgical clerkship.

Research done in the field of biology didactics indicates that students have resistant misconceptions of a teleological nature.

"Prude: The Misconceptions of a Neo-Virgin" by Carrie Lloyd is out now.

Prude: The Misconceptions of a Neo-Virgin by Carrie Lloyd is out now.

It feeds to the ignorant misconceptions of a rich and proud people who unfortunately are too often portrayed as caricatures to be scoffed at.

For his own part, Walcott dismisses the misconception of a white/black dichotomy in the Caribbean, preferring to stress the ethnic variety.

(The "misconception" of a male theatregoer alarmed her for another reason: " 'It's about a young hooker,' he told me — with enthusiasm").

Their talent remains unseen behind the iron bars of the misconception of a shortage of software engineers.

Real physics is very far from the undergrad misconception of a field full of plug-and-chug formula-hunting: it's a vital and creative field, which values original thinking just as much as the arts.

The coalition, which formed last year, aims to dispel the misconception of a post-racial America and to combat the issues that lead to institutional racism on campuses and beyond.