Sentence examples for misconceptions that the from inspiring English sources

Riordan said he has had to knock down misconceptions that the XFL essentially would be wrestlers with helmets.

(True, Merck has promised to stop lobbying, but lawmakers and the public are still suffering under misconceptions that the drug company has done nothing to correct).

Romania, rather like Wales, suffers from outsiders' misconceptions that the small countries can't win, but lots of little gems come from small nations.

An article in one of the magazine's earliest issues addressed the misconceptions that the community faced, even at that early stage.

Retail is becoming an increasingly popular destination, despite misconceptions that the sector's employment opportunities begin and end on the shop floor.

So the ads this month are about building awareness — and also about correcting misconceptions that the channel will feature Ms. Winfrey at all times.

Edward Emerson, the son of Ralph Waldo, became concerned by the misconceptions that surrounded his friend — the kind that Schulz perpetuates.

Learn about some of the traps and misconceptions that can block the attainment of insight.

By doing that, we obviously addressed many of those misconceptions that existed in the past".

The Jain Scriptures discuss the misconceptions that are harboured in case of.

Edward Emerson, the son of Ralph Waldo, became concerned by the misconceptions that surrounded his friend the kind that Schulz perpetuates.