Sentence examples for misconceptions were dispelled from inspiring English sources

Most misconceptions were dispelled by the teams.

With friendly interfaith dialogue, misconceptions can be dispelled and all 20 or so mosques on the Island can open up their doors freely.

However, this misconception has now been dispelled, and sericin's biocompatibility is currently indisputable.

Most fundamentally, perhaps, ordinary people's attitude towards trained midwives has changed, and certain myths and misconceptions around childbirth have been dispelled.

This misconception in clinical acid base chemistry was dispelled in the mid-late 1950s by Relman and Christiensen, whose 'prescient analysis foreshadows in some sense the current issues in the literature as they relate to the Stewart framework'.

This and other misconceptions about the roles of a scientist in research can be dispelled through effective UREs (Adedokun and Burgess 2011).

Such notions had to be dispelled.

He is dispelling a major misconception that N.B.A. players neither play nor care for defense.

Dispelling these misconceptions is important for improving the quality of life of those infected [ 32, 33], and increasing awareness in the general community to reduce the stigma that arises from lack of knowledge.

It may be that, for this challenging topic, misconceptions are most difficult prior to instruction, but they are nonetheless easier to dispel then key concepts are to acquire.

"Their misconceptions are amazing.