Sentence examples for erroneous perception of from inspiring English sources

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

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.

An erroneous perception of the notion of chance is a crucial factor for the development and maintenance of the gambling habit.

The erroneous perception of hypovolemia can induce a pernicious cycle of maladaptive adrenergia and associated coagulation and thrombosis, particularly in the infrarenal aortic segment as the body attempts to normalize renal perfusion.

Over-reliance on the government can also undermine self-reliant capacity to cope and adapt, and can contribute to limited psychological preparation for disaster events and an erroneous perception of low disaster risk.

According to Fujii et al. [21], one reason could be the usual negative image associated with public transport, especially the one associated with bus, while Beirão and Cabral [3] found that private car users usually display an erroneous perception of public transport system performance.

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.

I understand the tongue-in-cheek jest of the opening of this piece, but I also think it's indicative of a bigger issue that perpetuates erroneous perceptions of opposing viewpoints by oversimplifying them and patronizing those who hold them.

According to Julie, the American Bar Association has urged states to ban such a convoluted defense, which in effect, blames the victim for the erroneous perceptions of the perpetrator of violence.

The concept of ancestry is a complex one and although it can be operational for particular purposes, it can lead to erroneous perceptions of human variability.

Research to date found that reasons include inadequate access to and dissatisfaction with primary care facilities, as well as patients' erroneous perceptions of urgent complaints.