Sentence examples for misconceptions persist from inspiring English sources
I don't know why we bother, Fawlty!" Basil and the Major failed to understand why workers were taking industrial action in the 1970s – unfortunately such misconceptions persist nowadays.
Among all segments of the audience major misconceptions persist about the 12-tone technique of composition devised by Arnold Schoenberg in the 1920s.
Five Tech Myths People Still Believe We've come a long way in learning about the tech we buy, but these misconceptions persist — and may cost us money.
While civil servants and the 5.1 million people with security clearances do sometimes act in concert (when fighting a war, for instance), many misconceptions persist about them, their ties to previous administrations and their degree of independence.
The use of tattoos in order to identify with a certain religious sect has been used for millenia, yet many myths and misconceptions persist surrounding faith-inspired ink.
Myths and misconceptions persist in the general population but this varies by spatial, socioeconomic, and demographic characteristics.
A group at Johns Hopkins revisited Dr. Schmitt's work in 2001, publishing a paper in the journal Pediatrics, "Fever Phobia Revisited: Have Parental Misconceptions About Fever Changed in 20 Years?" Their conclusion was that the fears and misconceptions persisted.
It is well-documented that the theory of evolution by natural selection is difficult for many students to learn (reviewed in Gregory 2009; Bishop and Anderson 1990), with many misconceptions persisting after instruction (Bishop and Anderson 1990; Ferrari and Chi 1998; Kalinowski et al. 2013).
The first factor was the amount of substantial misconceptions persisting for some students.
A common theme was that prior to the training, many misconceptions persisted.
This misconception persists today, even at schools that make an effort to teach international students about their rights, says Francesco Bellei, an international Ph.D. student at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge and vice president of the school's graduate student council.
