Sentence examples for over misconceptions from inspiring English sources

But there were tremors of shock all round when the National Film Theatre decided to mount a season of her films under the inspired title of Move Over Misconceptions - Doris Day Reappraised.

In the dossier "Move Over Misconceptions: Doris Day Reappraised," by Jane Clarke, Diana Simmonds and Mandy Merck, Merck discusses the "actor as signifier" — how consistent dialogue takes on different meanings depending not only on how it is said but also on who is saying it.

"Both RCS Sport and the Giro d'Italia's race direction reaffirm their full support of the Cycling Anti-Doping Foundation (CADF) and will respect whatever decisions are to be taken in the future". Meanwhile, Froome, who has suffered with asthma since childhood, said that he is "sad" over misconceptions about athletes and salbutamol use.

That's because the Fusion runs the midsize bases and bowls over lingering misconceptions about Detroit's ability to make top-notch family cars.

The scrutiny, from magazine-cover discussions of what Mormons believe to national opinion polls about whether people would vote for a Mormon for president, has evoked a mix of feelings, from pride to consternation over the misconceptions the world shares about them.

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The inaccuracies, misconceptions and over-simplifications that they observed in the media were frustrating and upsetting to both people with T1DM and T2DM.

Foundation officials said that people did not seek treatment because of misconceptions over the inevitability of pain and the treatments available.

The Coal and Climate Summit's organiser is the London-based lobby group World Coal, which says there are "many misconceptions" over the environmental impacts of coal.

But he and other proponents of responsibility to protect have started to fight back, seeking to correct "misconceptions" over the concept.

Rupert Murdoch has agreed to appear in front of MPs to "clear up any misconceptions" over a secretly recorded tape where he claimed payments to public officials were part of the "culture of Fleet Street".