Sentence examples for the misguided notion from inspiring English sources
The misguided notion that time is money actually costs us money.
Shudder 1 for the misguided notion that you can keep teachers and parents from talking about something bad that happened.
The misguided notion of "what you measure is what you get" has been the mantra for decades.
What the world needed more was a vigorous opposition to neoliberalism and the misguided notion of the end of history.
Later, through the misguided notion that writing about flying was easy, I had McCone become a pilot.
"The Growth Report kills off once and for all the misguided notion that you can lift people out of poverty in the absence of growth," Spence said.
The misguided notions begin early.
"The fact is, whatever Sir Michael Wilshaw's intentions, we know schools that would like to innovate are scared to do so because of the misguided notions of many Ofsted inspectors.
Namely, it successfully dispels the misguided notions underlying hyperadaptationism and genetic determinism; it permits for the reconciliation of genetic and cultural concerns under the umbrella of gene culture coevolution; and it inclines students toward a broad question-based approach to research that transcends disciplinary boundaries.
At the heart of these proposals are the misguided notions that tax exclusion leads to excessively-generous benefits and overutilization of care, and that high-premium plans tend to be concentrated among high-income earners.
Many of the questions make certain assumptions about women that are grounded in stereotypes, including the misguided notions that women somehow have sub-par business ideas and that the only reason there aren't more females in tech is because they're not interested in the subject matter.
