Sentence examples for litany of misperceptions from inspiring English sources

In addition to these 'cultural' obstacles, there is also a litany of misperceptions by potential external buyers: for example, animals from Soqotra are believed, falsely, to be fed with fish thus palatably unacceptable to mainland consumers; they do not have enough body fat and thus have no taste when cooked; animals are cheaper from Somalia and Ethiopia where they are shipped alive.

Hertzberg goes on to tick off a litany of misperceptions on the part of the electorate, adding with his characteristic gentle understatement, "But why don't the American people know these things.

A drama of misperceptions ensues.

"But there are a lot of misperceptions out there".

There are dozens of misperceptions and myths about battered women, and domestic violence, in general.

Its origins lie in a concatenation of misperceptions, crossed signals, and false hopes.

First, a couple of misperceptions have to be cleared up.

Next year, a "Litany of Lamb"?

Together they recounted a litany of trespasses.

But a litany of hurdles lie ahead.

A litany of farewells, then.