Sentence examples for old misconception from inspiring English sources

"That's an old misconception," Dr. Jon Hanifin, a dermatologist at Oregon Health and Science University, told me.

It's the old misconception that if you are strong and assertive, you are a Bitch (can I say that?), and if you are generous and accommodating you are weak.

But old misconceptions die hard, particularly for entrepreneurs eagerly awaiting cash bonanzas from the genomic revolution.

We have crossed frontiers, dispelled old misconceptions – this is a triumph for the people".

Yet one has a sense of microcosm about Laos: if it invokes all the old rationales, it also reeks of all the old misconceptions and illusions.

It will be the UFC's first visit to Melbourne after they recently changed the laws in the state of Victoria around the use of a 'caged arena', helping to put to bed those old misconceptions about the sport and the Octagon.

This behaviour is explained by the tendency of students to reconcile new observations with old misconceptions (réconciliation; Posner et al. 1982; diSessa 1993).

Both of these restaurants, and many more, are working hard to dispel the old misconceptions of masculine kitchens and of restaurant culture being raunchy, sweaty and just plain abusive.

They will be able to make rapid progress by building on more than three decades of pioneering signal transduction research - if they dare to leave some of the old misconceptions and false dogmas behind.

The whole idea of a "dark side" of the moon is rooted in a centuries-old misconception.

Expecting nothing but the great, positive experience that America has always been associated with, each of these people fell victim to this age-old misconception of what the American Experience actually is -- one of deceit.