Sentence examples for had a misperception from inspiring English sources

But he acknowledged some parents had a "misperception".

Firstly, I think as society we have a misperception of engineering.

"It's the ease of identifying and finding people in the group to scam, and that the perpetrators have a misperception that these members are more naive," he said.

I think that they have a misperception – they felt like somebody was going to be calling them on the phone nagging them and lecturing them".

It is also interesting that compared with Western students, Eastern students had a higher misperception of body shape.

Female high school students had a significantly higher misperception rate (48.5%) than middle school students (46.5%) (p < 0.001).

Mr. Khalilzad said the comments suggesting that the former king would seek the leadership of Afghanistan had "caused consternation and confusion" among delegates and had generated a misperception that he was politicking against Mr. Karzai.

One might have expected countries with low unemployment rate to have a low misperception of unemployment, if we quantify the misperception as the difference between the levels of perceived and actual rates.

There had been a misperception at Art in America of my relations with Sherman and Salle — with whom I was neither friendly nor unfriendly.

Officer Edwards, 25, shot by a fellow officer in what to all appearances was a chain of error and misperception, had a wife, two small sons, two parents and a large network of friends.

In retrospect, I can see how discussions of my role as a physician and my strong emphasis on the value of clinical and translational research to the environmental health sciences may have created a misperception that my sole interest is clinical disease.