Sentence examples for negative misconceptions from inspiring English sources
This often then forces people to come out when their condition is rapidly deteriorating, reinforcing negative misconceptions about MS's aggression.
The portraits aim to portray the hope and optimism present in older people, challenging commonly held negative misconceptions about the later stages of life being tired and spent.
Current literature suggests that medical students may have negative misconceptions of a surgical career partly due to the traditional hierarchical structure of the surgical clerkship.
The second article "What's a Library?" (discussing the rebuilding of the Donnell Library in NYC, sorta) by Michael Rosenblum is a good example of how mostly negative misconceptions about libraries today are being played out in the media (which is a frustrating and dangerous thing for libraries right now in terms of public perception and support).
The report makes it clear that girls feel frustrated by media reinforcement of negative attitudes and misconceptions about violence against women: 58% feel that when a woman is attacked or raped, the media often blames her behaviour or appearance.
Leading La Troupe Makandal, a drum and dance group, and performing in both vodou ceremonies and secular events, Mr. Augustin devoted his career both to preserving those rhythms and to battling negative stereotypes and misconceptions about vodou.
Teaching evolution from as early as kindergarten allows children to better understand concepts related with the biological world and prevents the development of negative feelings and misconceptions about the theory of evolution.
If so, you must banish those negative thoughts and misconceptions.
Negative experiences and misconceptions about particular types of contraceptives undermine uptake of family planning services.
The researcher will discuss with the participants their experience with the research in order to monitor any unforeseen negative effects or misconceptions.
