Sentence examples for such a misconception from inspiring English sources

How could such a misconception of customer experience have developed?

"It's just that people have such a misconception about what it is I do.

"People have such a misconception about my financial situation," she said.

I feel sometimes there's such a misconception of what's going on here".

"It's such a misconception that just because you're getting old, you're losing it," Martin said.

"I've always wanted to explore the genre a little bit more, especially because I think it's such a misconception that women don't like the genre, or that they don't want to go and see these movies," she said.

As such, although a misconception is produced by a student's model of the natural world, it is not the model itself.

Such a high misconception rate in teachers concerning the mechanism of randomness in evolution is disconcerting because there is probably no other misconception which better indicates a lack of understanding of evolution than the belief that evolution proceeds by random chance (Isaak 2003).

In his Jan . 20letter, Roderick S. Speer of Alexandria wrote that he "discovered" that the "original words" in "Hail to the Redskins" were "fight for old Dixie," rather than "fight for old D.C". This is such a common misconception that I'd like to correct it once and for all.

Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] unleashed by KatrinaSIR – Your fallacious accusation that after Hurricane Katrina America abandoned the dispossessed and didn't bring succour to her people at their greatest time of need would be funny if it wasn't such a sad misconception so far from the truth ("The shaming of America", September 10th).

Braveman et al. (18) however countered that such proposal represents a misconception of the measure of health inequities.