Sentence examples for frequent misperception from inspiring English sources
"There is a frequent misperception that trade-offs between universal coverage and timely access to specialised services are inevitable.
He attributes the frequent misperception of his ethnicity to his "black hair and dark skin tone".
Misperception of overweight seems to be more frequent in female adolescents, and mainly among older ones.
Misperception of overweight seems to be more frequent in female adolescents than their male counterparts, and mainly occurs in older adolescents.
When I asked Garza about the most common misperception of Black Lives Matter, she pointed to a frequent social-media dig that it is "a gay movement masquerading as a black one".
Furthermore, "pseudohallucinations" (i.e., misperceptions with intact reality testing and insightfulness) are very frequent [ 33], although insight into hallucinations in schizophrenia is quite poor [ 34].
In a guest contribution below, Ellis, a frequent presence on Dot Earth, expands on the points in his Op-Ed piece hoping to clarify potential misperceptions and defend his main thesis: Earth Does Not Have a Human Carrying Capacity By Erle Ellis In the interests of avoiding misunderstandings, I've compiled a short list of comments and responses to criticisms of my September 14, 2013 NYT Op-Ed.
Yet the misperception remains.
"That is a true misperception".
