Sentence examples similar to his misperception from inspiring English sources

Minister Bildt expressed his fears over Afghan perceptions of the upcoming conference of Special Representatives for Afghanistan and Pakistan (SRAP) to be held in Paris September 2. We corrected his misperceptions over a reported rift between SRAP Holbrooke and President Karzai.

But his misperceptions hold enormous sway in Washington.

"We are concerned moving his nomination forward due to his unsound views and the potential injury that his misperceptions would wreak upon your Native Alaskan constituents, our Native Hawaiian friends and fellow indigenous peoples," said tribal President Richard Chalyee Éesh Peterson.

His misperceptions led him to miscalculations that made him a very difficult man to predict". Even as the administration of President George H.W. Bush assembled a massive force to drive his army out of Kuwait, Hussein appeared to have no conception of what a modern military force could do.

From the show's first beat, Alan Partridge broadcast his powers of misperception, an almost unerring ability not to understand the import of what he was saying.

Yep, basically Cillizza is saying that his world of misperception is, in fact, purer and better than the actual world that people live in.

See how his creating the misperception, the surreal idea that Obama is Israel's best friend--when he's quite the opposite, Obama's made them his very personal enemy--is not even enough for Al Jazeera?

On Tuesday, Mr. Lewis called his remarks unfortunate, saying they created a misperception about his commitment to the investment bank.

He attributes the frequent misperception of his ethnicity to his "black hair and dark skin tone".

The primary impediment is a misperception of his statistical dominance.

"The so called Bush identity and a misperception on his positions on education and immigration.