A popular misconception is that these dress uniforms were designed by Michelangelo.

There is a popular misconception that whenever a pope speaks he does so infallibly.

A popular misconception is that the potential-andthe limits-ofquantum computing must come from hardware.

The subject of corals and coral-reefs is one concerning which much popular misconception has always prevailed.

There seems to be a popular misconception, shared by your correspondent, that Hitler came to power democratically.

At least, so ran the popular misconception.

It's a good story, irrespective of whether or not it is the true source of the popular misconception.

This is a popular misconception.

What makes this popular misconception all the more singular is the freedom with which the classics are now being interpreted.

In truth, there is a vast deal of popular misconception about the submarine, a name which is really a misnomer.

There is a popular misconception that the painter and the photographer, like the farmer and the cowman, can't be friends.

The Star Trek theme that sounds like a woman singing is actually a woman singing, but it's a popular misconception.

The popular misconception is that Leinster's most capped player ever must be ancient having graced the senior game for so long.

It is a popular misconception to suggest that in some way Aer Lingus has acted as a sugar daddy to Shannon.

It is a popular misconception that if you own a share of the freehold, then you no longer have a lease.

But let me remind you that, in spite of popular misconception, "good" is not after all a weak word.