Sentence examples for have a misperception from inspiring English sources

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 they have a misperception about her record and we've got to straighten that out". In the last two weeks, Stevenson has introduced legislation expected to have favorable political impact in the hills.

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".

But he acknowledged some parents had a "misperception".

We also know that a subset of consumers has a misperception that they need to wait until Black Friday to get the best deals.

"I had a misperception that overt sexual harassment was largely a thing of the past, a vestige of another generation," admitted study author Dr. Reshma Jagsi of the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, who frequently lectures on why relatively few women reach the senior ranks in academic medicine.

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.

But to say that Germany is willing to take up to 800,000 refugees, as some have, is a misperception.

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.

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