Sentence examples for of a misconception from inspiring English sources
"A lot of people are under the impression it's a southern-based sport, but that's a bit of a misconception.
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — The notion that coaches in the N.F.L. have job security has always been something of a misconception.
But Shabalov's 13... Na5? was the beginning of a misconception of the overall strategy of the position.
It's a bit of a misconception, and put together with people not reaching out to youngsters, it creates a vicious cycle.
And, Mr. Hartley said, even some of those who consider installing a central vacuum system hesitate because of a misconception that it is very difficult, and quite expensive, to retrofit such a system in an existing house.
At first I didn't take it seriously at all because of a misconception that it is hippy and all of that, but actually I found that it kind of empowered me to realise my body isn't just what people can see but how I can use it.
Yes, all this rested on a misconception of the Tractatus, but still.
The former school of thought is based on a misconception.
In comparison, item 337.2 is relatively easy, with a difficulty of 0.53 and a misconception strength of 0.33 indicating no strong misconception.
"A lot of people have a misconception that he's some monster," Fiddler said.
A lot of people have a misconception about it.
