Sentence examples for their misconceptions from inspiring English sources

"Their misconceptions are amazing.

I've been accused of taking myself too seriously, but I really don't care – their misconceptions are classic first-world problems.

Hypochondriacs can be taught to change their misconceptions about disease and their maladaptive behavior, like doctor-shopping.

They worried that deviations from the predicted path would create costly turbulence in financial markets as investors corrected their misconceptions.

They were wrong, of course, but it took the bursting of the dotcom bubble to expose the extent of their misconceptions.

I'm hoping to discuss some of their misconceptions, one or two at a time, in a series of posts, starting now.

"You have to talk to all categories of people with their misconceptions, with their views on life, often disoriented and ready to commit a crime.

So long as the politicians keep reinforcing their misconceptions — and listening only to themselves — the country has little chance of getting what the voters want most: jobs and a growing economy.

Quit Genius uses users' triggers to inform them about their misconceptions about nicotine.

An instructor-centered pedagogy (i.e., "lecture") does little to help most students recognize their misconceptions.

In this pedagogical approach, students confront their misconceptions through exploration and hypothesis testing.