Sentence examples for unfortunate misconception from inspiring English sources

Such stimulation is widely held to be beyond our reach, an unfortunate misconception.

One unfortunate misconception that can arise is that capital is a "rainy day fund".

There's an unfortunate misconception that clinical trials are reserved for those who have exhausted all other options.

Many of us arrived at Stanford as the top students of our respective undergraduate institutions, with an unfortunate misconception: It will work if you just put enough time and all-nighters into it.

There is a common (and unfortunate) misconception in the world at large that the Torah is anti-women.

Instead of our usual segments, comedians Bonnie and Marina offered their thoughts on the viral catcalling video and the comedy community's various responses to it, then moved on to discuss the unfortunate misconception that women aren't as funny as men.

The debate on global warming is burdened with unfortunate misconceptions that inhibit progress in moving forward (see "Planning for a Climate-Changed World").

One of the most unfortunate misconceptions is that there are ways to generalize the mental function of a man or a woman.

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There are still a lot of unfortunate and old fashioned misconceptions around Stem subjects and careers.

I think the demo helped to convey the fact that we were focusing more on horror, but I think it's unfortunate that we caused some misconceptions on what the full game has to offer.