Sentence examples for that misconception from inspiring English sources

Once I cleared up that misconception, she never mentioned it again.

The emergence of "Maometto Secondo" and operas like it has pretty well exploded that misconception.

But this show undermines that misconception, at least on the stylistic front.

Mother Nature has heartily cleared up that misconception this month with two huge, tornado-producing storm systems in the South, one on Wednesday and one two weeks ago.

"Very often, people think that overweight and obesity are a problem of the rich, and we're trying to clarify that misconception," said Chizuru Nishida, director of the obesity and nutrition disease program at World Health Organization.

"I think there's a misconception that concern is mainly held in the city and I think there are some strong voices, particularly in rural and regional Australia, that have exaggerated or stoked that misconception," Ison said.

These results suggest that misconceptions about log-scaled data are rampant.

It's no surprise, then, that misconceptions have grown up around holacracy.

These results suggest that misconceptions can be effectively addressed through computer-based simulated laboratories.

The study also shows that misconceptions about HIV/AIDS can increase the AIDS related stigma.

(2006) found that misconceptions about plants and plant growth are introduced and reinforced at early ages.