Sentence examples for is based on a misperception from inspiring English sources

"The advocates of GM technology are wrong when they say that public resistance is based on a misperception of risk," says George Gaskell, a sociologist at the London School of Economics.

These fears are understandable and need to be recognized, but they are based on a misperception.

It is based on a true story.

At best, I think it is rooted in misperceptions of most teachers in the profession; at worst, it is based on an accomplishing a political agenda using children as a means to an end.

The misperception that the events in the book, like scenes where Regan's head spun around, were based on a true story possibly also increased sales, Blatty said to HuffPost. .

"It's based on a fictional scenario".

The criticism, she says, is based on the misperception that exploration "is just people cruising the high seas on a lark".

In the call with the SPLC, Jackson said much of the opposition to the guidance is based on misinformation and misperception, according to a letter the SPLC later sent to Jackson that documented these comments.

It was based on an R.A.F.

A relationship is based on two people.

Opposition to self-injected contraception might also be based on the misperception that women would need to self-inject with an intramuscular delivery device (instead of a subcutaneous device).