Sentence examples for rampant misconceptions from inspiring English sources
The lack of rational debate and the "rampant misconceptions" about these types of abortions formed part of Wilson and Shane's motivations for making the documentary.
I begin to imagine, too, a couple of white students bold enough to disregard rampant misconceptions about ethnic studies.
With rampant misconceptions about Detroit, it's important to shine a light on, and celebrate, ways in which the city is thriving.
Both are predicated on the misconception rampant among fundamentalist believers and atheists alike that faith and intellect can somehow be used to perform the same function and that the one you choose to favor shows what kind of person you are, as if this were an argument over whether it's better to use a 7-wood or a 3-iron for a chip shot.
Hopefully this can make a small contribution towards countering the myriad misconceptions now running rampant.
The film uses his paranoia to expose the raw nerves of the country circa 1985, when fear of accidentally contracting HIV ran high and misconceptions about homosexuality were rampant.
The Black Panther Party was founded 50 years ago ― and still, many misconceptions about its revolutionary work run rampant. .
In an e-mail message, Heidi Ellen Robinson-Fitzgerald, his longtime publicist, referred to "misconceptions and false gossip that have been running rampant of late" in the music industry concerning Mr. Rubin.
As Alters and Nelson (2002) eloquently discuss, conceptual misunderstandings of basic evolutionary concepts are rampant throughout all educational levels of our society, and these misconceptions rigidly persist because students have great difficulty displacing preconceived models that explain natural phenomena (Committee on Undergraduate Science Education 1997, p. 28).
Nevertheless, misconceptions remain.
