But Keegan shares a widespread misconception about Lincoln's most eloquent expression of the war's meaning.
One reason may be the widespread misconception about the true provenance and nature of polarization in contemporary politics.
The other widespread misconception about coronary artery disease, Dr. Rothberg said, is that narrowed arteries are the problem.
He added: "There is a widespread misconception that breast milk can be replaced with artificial products without detrimental consequences".
Depression in pregnant women is often overlooked, partly because of a widespread misconception that pregnancy somehow provides protection against mood disorders.
The widespread misconception that the best lawyers are aggressive and never collaborative can lead clients to hold back their legal team from exploring creative (and money-saving) tradeoffs.
Yet there's a widespread misconception – including among policymakers at national and local levels – that turning into a sexual being simply doesn't apply to them.
Given those views, why do you support Barack Obama? A. There is a widespread misconception that overturning Roe is the only way to be pro-life.
But Dr. Stone and his colleagues speculated that they might be influenced by a widespread misconception that gloves are impermeable to pathogens.
There is a widespread misconception that donors from well-heeled international organizations, rich countries and charitable foundations are the main source of money to combat the global epidemic.
But there is a widespread misconception that more food is needed to feed a growing world population, when what we really need is to eat differently.
