Sentence examples for a misperception that has from inspiring English sources

There's been a misperception that has existed on multiple fronts with marketers historically.

The Fed can stop a run on the banks, but it cannot control the speculative cycle — a cycle built on psychology and misperceptions that has been sweeping much of the world for the last 10 or 12 years.

"We are aware of the anxieties and misperceptions that have taken root," said Cari M. Dominguez, chairwoman of the commission, which was deluged with letters opposing the rule from more than 50,000 AARP members.

Batchelor could well be attempting to liberate Asian Buddhism from the patchouli-scented misperceptions that have defined it in the Western mind since the 1960s.

"There's a misperception that we have access to the board," he said.

"There's a misperception that we have access to the board," Kevin Genirs, the general counsel for Barclays Capital's investment bank.

Because of a misperception that donation centers had more blood than they needed, donations since November have been far lower than normal, according to the center.

Keane said there was a misperception that the government had to indict Bonds, or others, or conclude the investigation at the end of the grand jury, which was investigating perjury and obstruction of justice.

A third is a misperception that because it is inherently difficult to measure prevention success, those efforts have no impact, the report said.

"It's the ease of identifying and finding people in the group to scam, and that the perpetrators have a misperception that these members are more naive," he said.

Mr. Khalilzad said the comments suggesting that the former king would seek the leadership of Afghanistan had "caused consternation and confusion" among delegates and had generated a misperception that he was politicking against Mr. Karzai.