Sentence examples for erroneous perception from inspiring English sources

There's the perception out there, and it's an erroneous perception, that we were flirting with Peyton Manning.

The conventional — and erroneous — perception of the gay-marriage issue is that it pits secular forces against religious ones.

He said in May: "There's the perception out there, and it's an erroneous perception, that we were flirting with Peyton Manning.

Even the weathermen were partially to blame; the erroneous perception that the FA Cup final was usually played in sunny weather led the person at Armani to choose something that they thought would look good in the sun.

Do say: "Why do the good die young?" Don't say: "This erroneous perception is most likely a form of confirmation bias caused by people's cathartic enjoyment of sad stories and thus the overestimation of their incidence".

The meeting grew out of our frustration that so much of the public has an erroneous perception of the state of climate science and the seriousness of the threat we face from climate change.

We in the media have a responsibility to practice honesty, to represent the political sphere and the world as it truly is to the best of our knowledge, and not to fuel erroneous perceptions like John's.

Translate data into individual stories to help tackle false perceptions: Speaking as a girl who grew up in a developing world having to compete for resources with my male siblings, it is important to target the erroneous perceptions of parents that investments in girls are not cost efficient.

The results show that the three methods are significantly effective in correcting erroneous perceptions in adolescents.

Perception in this sense cannot be a means of knowledge (pramāṇa) as it does not distinguish between proper and improper functioning of sense organs and, therefore, between valid and erroneous perceptions.

This establishes that honest and bold dialogue can completely reverse wrong views and erroneous perceptions held over millennia.