Sentence examples for an inaccurate perception from inspiring English sources

Is that an inaccurate perception?

"No, but that's an inaccurate perception".

Negation of the past is an inaccurate perception of how to innovate in the future".

Printz, C. Most women have an inaccurate perception of their breast cancer risk.

But I think people sometimes have an inaccurate perception of kindergarten, so I thought this might help to change that".

He says tourists are put off by "an inaccurate perception" that these islands are particularly badly affected by the refugee crisis.

They have long hair, adrenaline-charged reaction times and a blatantly inaccurate perception of their vehicle's speed.

As her story unfolded, it became clear to me that this was a grossly inaccurate perception on several levels.

During the latest 12 months the Canadian service sector added 294,000 jobs".It's a common but inaccurate perception that Canada is a commodity economy," says Joshua Mendelsohn, chief economist of the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce in Toronto.

Maybe it's more about a stubborn and inaccurate perception of Nascar as little more than a regional powerhouse, but let's be honest: if boxing or football produced four deaths in a year, there would be more politicians on the case than there were race fans at Daytona.

"It's a very outdated and inaccurate perception," she said.