Sentence examples for misconceptions that are from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, the BP oil spill has caused misconceptions that are discouraging some travelers.

"Our sport faces a parochial attitude and a lot of misconceptions that are diminished when people attend our events," Mr. Shea said.

People's views about tattoos are often built on common misconceptions that are still thrown around today (you've probably heard it all before: "tattoos are just for criminals and sailors", for example).

Bill Gates debunks three myths In a video interview, the philanthro-nerd takes on three misconceptions that are holding back development in poor countries: that the poor are doomed to stay poor; that foreign aid is a waste; and that saving lives leads to overpopulationDebate: Is democracy in danger?

Those misconceptions that are specifically addressed in this activity are marked by asterisks.

In this article, we'll review myths and misconceptions that are prevalent around hardware and that may mislead consumers.

"It's a misconception that is based on all the old fears".

One misconception that was reported by some immunizers was that pregnancy would be a barrier against getting vaccinated.

There seems to be a misconception that being eco-friendly is hard or that it won't make a difference.

This only reinforces the misconception that being a virgin at 21 is a complete and utter oddity.

There is a wide misconception that being patient centred means sharing all information and all decisions.