Think about Dickens or Shakespere, written in English, but both lose some meaning over time, making it tricky to fully understand what is actually being communicated, so with a couple of millennia of use, any text could end up with a flawed perception of the true meaning,by misinterpreting fables and metaphors as fact, and the other way round, human error.
Obama's misidentification may seem like a great leap forward from the flawed perception of his predecessor, but not if measured by the return of more American soldiers, leaving more battlefields, and leaving countries in ruin behind.
He refuses to advocate weight loss by any means, pushing instead for a total defeat of body-image disorder by providing women with tangible evidence of their flawed perceptions.
That said, some animals have found ways to harness others' flawed perceptions.
The flawed perception prevails that biodiversity priority will be obfuscated or compromised unless based purely on biological information.
Original survey data suggests that, in practice, most consumers are not aware of privacy rules and practices, and make decisions in the marketplace with a flawed, yet optimistic, perception of protections.
Though it is true that some dictionaries include a secondary definition of schizophrenic as "having contradictory or antagonistic qualities and attitudes," this usage perpetuates a flawed and stigmatizing perception of the illness.
The White House has declared that the health-care Web site is working better now, but perceptions of it as a flawed system persist.
These are perceptions of people.
