Sentence examples for prevalent misconception from inspiring English sources

Firstly, it is worth explicitly pointing out a prevalent misconception about AI diagnostic systems.

A less common, but still prevalent misconception is that such enactments are solely about fairness, or justice.

The prevalent misconception that the Chinese don't drink wine at home is no longer even remotely true.

But the prevalent misconception about forgiveness is that if you forgive the person -- you are letting them off the hook.

As someone who has spent a decade and a half studying Einstein's writings, I see it as my responsibility to correct this prevalent misconception.

Let's also dismiss that even more prevalent misconception -- particularly amongst we outsiders -- that Las Vegas is a big city that doesn't give a fuck.

Prevalent misconceptions are that the landscape formed due to a volcanic eruption, or from volcanic ash.

The lack of role models and the perception that scientific careers aren't suitable for minorities are prevalent misconceptions.

The two most prevalent misconceptions were placing whales with sharks or fishes and placing birds with bats.

It may be a universal experience, but as Rosenberg combed the medical literature, he found that there are some surprisingly prevalent misconceptions surrounding our wind.

Kenneth L. Feder, a specialist in archaeological pseudoscience, addresses prevalent misconceptions about the settlement of the Americas, discussing how they are stimulated by ethnic pride and religious faith, propagated uncritically in the media, and accepted by students.