1.   But the artificial intelligence world is so fragmented that some experts fear the film will leave many people with mistaken notions that could slow development.

2.   Dr. Barbara Sherwin, a professor of psychology and obstetrics and gynecology at McGill University in Montreal, says many doctors harbor mistaken notions about testosterone therapy for women.

3.   George pursues Rose under the mistaken notion that she, too, wants a celibate relationship based on companionship.

4.   I find it particularly offensive that the Christian right, which has a strong regional foothold, espouses the mistaken notion that feminists are anti-family.

5.   Incidents are often based on the mistaken American notion that businessmen in other cultures want us to show them how to do business, one cross-cultural consultant says.

6.   Jan and I had the mistaken notion that we were doing well in the competition.

7.   One person who works with Silverstein said many people were under the mistaken notion that the insurance proceeds were a windfall.

8.   The dead end started with the mistaken notion that the ingredients of an atomic bomb could easily be converted to peaceful uses, like cheap electricity.

9.   They pull away resources because they have these mistaken notions and our ability to run a good ship is compromised.

10.   This is a fatally mistaken notion.