Sentence examples for misconceptions to from inspiring English sources

Despite misconceptions to the contrary, many mentally ill people are quite capable of staging their attacks for symbolic effect.

Mr. Sutherland told a luncheon audience that the government needed to dispel prejudice and misconceptions to steer the public discussion about fighting terrorism to "a higher level".

Putting popular misconceptions to bed department The received wisdom is that Terry did not allegedly do anything with Ms Perroncell while she was still going out with Bridge.

Around 3 million Australian adults are affected by seasonal allergies, so it's not unreasonable to expect some rumours and misconceptions to abound.

The script ranges from discussions between newborns (even they have misconceptions) to an epistolary argument between an outraged girl and her ex-best friend, a boy who won't allow her on his baseball team.

Rejecting the notion of a " 'cue card' president who did little more than read lines written by others," Weber and Weber write that Reagan's correspondence should "put these misconceptions to rest".

Howard largely puts this down to misconceptions as to the versatility of the label and D&B as a whole.

I wish to lay this misconception to rest.

I think those figures put that misconception to rest.

It is a misconception to say you have to either legalise everything or ban everything.

There is still an opportunity here for Democrats to use another misconception to their advantage, though.