Sentence examples for clear up misperceptions from inspiring English sources
Dennis Ryan, executive creative director of J. Walter Thompson in Chicago, said the 30-second commercials would allow Foster's to clear up "misperceptions" drinkers might have of the brand, while the new radio ads would "amplify" the TV campaign.
"This kind of caught fire," said Keely Belva, a NOAA spokeswoman who spent Tuesday on the phone clearing up misperceptions about the loosely scattered debris.
I hope this can clear up any misperceptions.
If I were advising the Republican candidates, I would encourage them to clear up some misperceptions about American foreign aid.
The company issued an open letter to the United States government in February 2011, asking for an inquiry to clear up what it characterized as misperceptions about its history and business operations.
The president also challenged the image of the United States as a superpower bully with more power, money, military might and political will than Europe, and portrayed it instead as a close friend who wanted to pay his respects and clear up what he called "potentially harmful misperceptions".
Huawei, the world's second-largest maker of telecommunications equipment, after Ericsson of Sweden, is frustrated by its inability to make deals in the United States, the letter said, and is determined to work with the United States government to help clear up what the company said were misperceptions about its history and business operations.
Dayananda had a deep need to clear up what he considered a fundamental misperception of Hinduism, on the part of Jews.
Earlier in the day, the security agency director, Gen. Keith B. Alexander, vowed to clear up what he said were inaccuracies and misperceptions about what kind of data the agency collects, and how it uses it.
To clear up the confusion.
