Sentence examples for wild misconceptions from inspiring English sources

Most people outside Louisiana, meanwhile, are burdened with wild misconceptions of the cuisine that were formed in the days when anything from fish to popcorn could be rendered "Cajun" with the application of a spice mix.

"Overcoming our fears and wild misconceptions about death will be no small task, but we shouldn't forget how quickly other cultural prejudices – racism, sexism, homophobia – have begun to topple in the recent past," writes Doughty.

When, as a teacher, I left behind the well-traveled ways of traditional explanatory instructions, I found myself, together with my students, in a wild landscape of misconceptions, partial truths, and patches of " terra incognita".

There is a common misconception that wild bettas live in very small ponds, and therefore prefer smaller tanks.

Furthermore, among those with limited educational background, misconceptions about the wild dogs and the goals of biodiversity conservation were found to be widespread, and escaped dogs continued to be occasionally killed despite legal protection.

Misconception: "That we're all wild and crazy I guess".

There is a major misconception that WILDs are harder to induce than DILDs, simply because they are more rare.

One source of this problem is the common misconception that the UK's woodlands are wild places that thrive without human influence.

This leads to the misconception that infectious diseases are widespread in free-ranging wild populations.

Amid the many misconceptions of her brother, Carine speaks up to explain "that going into the wild was far from crazy; it was the sanest thing [Chris] could have done".

Nevertheless, misconceptions remain.