Take, for example, the popular notion that Matisse was hedonistic.
In the popular notion of Fascism, all Germans are Fascists; in the popular notion of Soviet Communism, there is a difference between the leadership and the people.
This finding confirmed the popular notion that decreasing training frequency has a robust effect with age.
And it certainly was a very popular notion in the Middle Ages.
Their response contradicts the popular notion that fakes inhibit innovation and investment.
That's never a popular notion, but oil-induced recessions aren't much fun either.
Way back when (in March), FiveThirtyEight tackled the popular notion that in politics, demographics are destiny.
This culturally popular notion that 70 percent of black women don't marry is just a myth.
"This fixation on real estate has twisted the popular notion of love and marriage," she said.
The art world still filled some popular notion of bohemia, though professionalization was underway.
Greenberg described Clinton's politics in terms more nuanced than the popular notion of a centrist politician.
