Sentence examples for public misconceptions from inspiring English sources

Anarchists say that public misconceptions and misunderstandings about them abound.

Both factors are partially responsible for public misconceptions about the causes of global warming.

The statements will also correct public misconceptions about the health benefits of "low tar" and "light" cigarettes.

Public misconceptions are also having serious social consequences: there are ominous signs we no longer even view those at the bottom of society as human beings at all.

I expect to see the police and CPS to bring similar cases to court in an attempt to correct public misconceptions on where the law stands".

Like most artists endowed with a supreme, epoch-dominating creativity, Kiarostami couldn't settle for less including in his own work even at the risk of personal misunderstandings and public misconceptions.

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The media has assisted in this public misconception, with most climate stories "balanced" with a "skeptic" perspective.

To its credit, National Geographic has acknowledged this mistake, albeit far too late to change the public misconception.

Despite a widespread public misconception, the use of organic substances does not necessarily guarantee an absence of toxins or irritants, she noted.

There is a long-standing public misconception that Clearing is solely for A-level students and as such begins on A-level results day.