One of the most persistent misconceptions is the idea of the disappearance of Indian nations.

If you prod me to speak to you in complete and sophisticated sentences, and to allow for your persistent misconceptions, mistakes, or crude distinctions, I can do it.

There is a persistent misconception that the game is, or was released in lieu of, a follow-up to Secret of Mana.

According to a persistent misconception, century eggs are, or were once, prepared by soaking eggs in horse urine.

It may, however, lay to rest persistent misconceptions about Mr. Adams's work, which has been described since "Nixon in China" as "CNN opera."

Another persistent misconception is that of South Georgia being the mythical Pepys Island reportedly discovered by the English buccaneer William Cowley in December 1683.

A persistent misconception is that Rembrandt's decline in popularity was due to a negative public reception of the painting.

The World Health Organization investigated this issue due to persistent public misconceptions about it.

A rather persistent and common misconception about Loom is that author Orson Scott Card helped make the original version, based on the fact that his name appears in the credits.