Sentence examples for are based on a misperception from inspiring English sources

These fears are understandable and need to be recognized, but they are based on a misperception.

"The advocates of GM technology are wrong when they say that public resistance is based on a misperception of risk," says George Gaskell, a sociologist at the London School of Economics.

Hutton case is based on a serious misperception of the plea agreement and a lack of appreciation of the extraordinary and immediate relief obtained by the government for the victims of the fraud.

The misperception that the events in the book, like scenes where Regan's head spun around, were based on a true story possibly also increased sales, Blatty said to HuffPost. .

At best, I think it is rooted in misperceptions of most teachers in the profession; at worst, it is based on an accomplishing a political agenda using children as a means to an end.

All the more foolish, therefore, that economic relations are based on misperceptions on both sides.

Guernsey's chief minister has warned UK MPs that amendments to the Financial Services Bill are based on "misperceptions" over financial transparency.

Two of the usual comments are: "Working mothers are not paying enough attention to their children," and "Stay-at-home mothers are not very interesting". These negative judgments are based on assumptions and misperceptions that require education.

Social normative re-education interventions are based on the premise that harmful student drinking is caused by misperceptions of campus drinking norms.

The criticism, she says, is based on the misperception that exploration "is just people cruising the high seas on a lark".

Opposition to self-injected contraception might also be based on the misperception that women would need to self-inject with an intramuscular delivery device (instead of a subcutaneous device).