Sentence examples for the misconceptions that from inspiring English sources

A major obstacle to accessing contraception is the misconceptions that exist around sex and women's fertility.

But his own mistakes come from the misconceptions that arise when he imagines beyond what the students directly express.

Edward Emerson, the son of Ralph Waldo, became concerned by the misconceptions that surrounded his friend the kind that Schulz perpetuates.

Edward Emerson, the son of Ralph Waldo, became concerned by the misconceptions that surrounded his friend — the kind that Schulz perpetuates.

Paul Palmer, an empty properties consultant who has worked for local authorities for more than two decades, fears the consultation may be trading on the misconceptions that can be encouraged by newspaper horror stories.

The second goal is to address the misconceptions that underlie arguments against important concepts including evolution (for example, Morris 2000; Chick 2000; Yahya 2005).

The misconception that drives many a myth about genomics is that it is a simple and deterministic science.

The misconception that cloud computing is only useful for businesses is far from true.

Bob illustrates the misconception that slogans are visions.

It could also be due to the misconception that the Taser is non-lethal.

Basu admits that many of her classmates had "the misconception that the environment was boring".