Sentence examples for had the misperception from inspiring English sources

For one thing, I'd had the misperception that the twist "rewrote" only the last season.

"They have the misperception that the entire city looks like downtown and that all New Yorkers are walking around in shock," she said.

Meg Garlinghouse: I think many professionals have the misperception that board service is something reserved for people in the twilight of their careers and who have deep pockets.

Making a narrative of the experiences that our sons have -- the daily misperceptions, discrimination, second-guessing, automatic assumptions of aggression or criminality.

(And everyone was essentially just talking about that!) Jealous adds that he doesn't think it's an easy conversation about racism, pointing out that black cops often have the same misperceptions about young black men.

Burning Man's ban on selling anything (except for ice) has created the misperception that the festival is anti-capitalist.

This paper analyzed the upsurge of the South China Sea disputes from a theoretical framework of asymmetry and discussed how the asymmetric relationship has intensified the misperception between involved countries caused by a changing international environment: the rise of China and the return of the US.

AUDIT risk zone was associated with normative misperception with lowest risk drinkers having the lowest mean misperception score (see Table 2).

On the HIV transmission misperception indicator, 33.95% scored zero, ie, had no misperceptions on the formulated questions and only 1.28% had the maximum score of three.

But I think that has somehow created the misperception that he has not been as focused on the economy, which is simply not the case.

And so, we have the Pentagon worried about misperception and accident, showing interest in hotlines and incidents-at-sea agreements with Cuba and Iran – and political leaders saying no.