The modern understanding of the term to mean a fashion peacock is a misconception.
It is mistake and a misconception to oppose the fight against HIV in favour of other health issues.
The misconception is that volcanoes cause death by sending a slow stream of lava down their slopes, killing the handicapped, the homeless, the lazy and the Italian.
This is a misconception.
And this is the worst misconception of all.
She misses Iraq, but has no misconception of the dire situation that exists there.
'Lying by omission' is considered a part and parcel of business, when a salesman purposefully creates a misconception by omitting certain facts.
Response: This is a major misconception.
The error here is in their misconception that the things they rightly desire are rights.
That is why I talk in the book about that misconception that we often have in Christian circles that "God will never give you more than you can handle.
There is a misconception that all applications rendered by a browser are cloud-based applications.
It is a popular misconception that the Conestoga wagon played a role in the great westward migration towards territories like Oregon and California during the 19th century.
How we address the misconception of the present age is crucial.
But this is a misconception.
There is a misconception that any autistic person who advocates for support and acceptance instead of cure must be "high functioning" (see Controversy 5.) and not actually be disabled by their autism.
That would be a misconception of the theory.
"There is a misconception that we are more expensive, which we are trying to correct, " said Rose.
Con: Anything that furthers the misconception that golf is an athletic endeavor will just encourage the worldwide obesity pandemic.
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