Sentence examples similar to rectifying misconceptions from inspiring English sources
Rectifying this misconception, Bluecoats and Tar Heels illuminates the U.S. Army's significant role in an understudied aspect of Civil War reconciliation.
This paper attempts to rectify this misconception and shows that, although far from perfect, a large suite of surface dates can shed as much light as excavated data.
He leveled the crowd with these stories, as his intention was to rectify any misconception that he grew up privileged with a mapped out path to success.
Aiming to rectify the misconception that all French cooking is overly rich and filling, "no cream, no butter," became Bouley's mantra -- although you would never have known by the sheer taste of his food.
Inwardly rectifying potassium channel.
While increased awareness and steps toward rectifying a critical social injustice are good things, attempts to accomplish action through hysteria and fear mongering can lead to misinformation, misconception, and the collapse of any efforts for real change.
This misconception was rectified at the Republican convention, where she was coherent and when she spoke about civil rights, poignant.
Which is just one of the misconceptions Mr. Storr hopes to rectify with the ambitious "Katz X Katz".
"We believe it is based on a number of misconceptions, which we hope to rectify with the plaintiff as soon as possible," she says.
There is a serious misconception that needs to be rectified, namely that a problem has been solved as soon as it is covered by legislation.
