Sentence examples for misconceptions that have from inspiring English sources

The Historical Society tries to correct some misconceptions that have grown up around this legendary exhibition, including the notion that there were no homegrown modernists.

Apparently responding to these kinds of concerns, the hospital released a statement Thursday in which it said, "We'd like to correct some misconceptions that have been reported about Mr. Duncan's first visit.

"Whether it is the America Responds to AIDS campaign or the more recent ads by the drug companies, we have a history of creating misconceptions that have made this disease more difficult to fight on the ground level".

Is that a problem?" Mr. Daley replied: "There's a problem because those are all misconceptions that have been developed by either the opposition or by media who aren't really following this day to day".

In a three-page response posted on Friday afternoon on Google's Web site, Peter Fleischer, the global privacy counsel for Google, wrote that there had been "misconceptions that have been spread about these changes by some of our competitors".

It is impossible to discuss such a campaign without setting it in the wider context of misconceptions about sexual violence and those who report it; misconceptions that have been particularly widely aired in the aftermath of the recent Ched Evans not-guilty verdict, which saw many make similar calls for anonymity on social media.

A longtime agent who represented several coaches, Anderson said that if the video program existed 20 years ago, black clients like Tony Dungy would have been able to correct misconceptions that had fostered doubts, conscious or not, about their candidacies.

Here we must straighten out one of the great misconceptions that has circulated around humanities professors: that we are a trendy lot, "tenured radicals" wrenching the curriculum into irrelevance as we impose the latest theoretical paradigm upon it.

Knowledge levels were assessed through true or false questions addressing misconceptions that had been previously identified in the study area, as well as questions focusing on HIV transmission and access to ART, and are shown in Table 1.

The comment reflects a serious misconception that has hampered United States-China policy for years.

Such sweeping generalities only reinforce a misconception that has impeded the widespread adoption of green alternatives.