Sentence examples for inaccurate perception from inspiring English sources

Is that an inaccurate perception?

"No, but that's an inaccurate perception".

"It's a very outdated and inaccurate perception," she said.

Negation of the past is an inaccurate perception of how to innovate in the future".

Printz, C. Most women have an inaccurate perception of their breast cancer risk.

But I think people sometimes have an inaccurate perception of kindergarten, so I thought this might help to change that".

Inaccurate perceptions of the crime rate are also problematic.

"But that's what a campaign's about," he added, meaning the changing of inaccurate perceptions.

People in the U.S. House and Senate have wildly inaccurate perceptions of our opinions and preferences.

It shows that senior congressional aides who help set their offices' legislative agendas have wildly inaccurate perceptions of their constituents' views.

It is shown that the evaluation of simulations based on a single physics-based error may lead to inaccurate perceptions on quality.