Sentence examples for some of the misconceptions from inspiring English sources
Everyone should join the conversations about mental illness, and help end some of the misconceptions around it.
"We think it's vital to clear up some of the misconceptions with people who like cork, because they would like it even more".
He began teaching her about hip-hop's finer points, clearing up some of the misconceptions she had brought with her from Perryopolis.
The increased visibility of the sport has helped dispel some of the misconceptions about professional fishing, including the one that professional fishermen simply plop a line in the water and wait for a bite.
Dr. Scott, who trained as a physical anthropologist, said that in training docents she emphasized "how the public understands or misunderstands evolution and some of the misconceptions they come in with".
At the same time, acknowledging the longstanding lack of trust in many of those same communities, she said, administration officials are working to "dispel some of the misconceptions of the agency".
Some of the misconception for gastric emptying performance of multi-particulate system is shown to be related to the limitation of the study design and limitation of the way the data is processed.
"I probably had some of the same misconceptions," she said.
Fortunately, Shaw was a better playwright than a physicist, and in his reply Clarke pointed out, as tactfully as possible, some of the Shavian misconceptions of the dynamics of flight, adding that, in any case, his lecture had been concerned with space flight, which takes place above the atmosphere.
Roiphe blames literature itself for some of the costly misconceptions of her formative years: "I had put God in the closet with my roller skates and was currently reading 'Tender Is the Night.' " As a student at Sarah Lawrence, she felt an erotic attraction to the crumpled features of Albert Camus, which told her he would understand her and all humanity.
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