Sentence examples for misperception in from inspiring English sources

There's a misperception in America that "sex trafficking" is mostly about foreigners smuggled into the U.S.

Mr. Ricker mentioned a widespread misperception in this country that restaurants with white owners are somehow cleaner than others.

"I think there's a misperception in the nonminority community that communities of color are somehow tolerant of crime, and speak out less on it," Mr. Ferrer said.

Mike Reeser, the college system's chancellor, said there was "a misperception in the country that the worst bachelor's degree is more valuable than the best associate's degree".

People seem to argue so vehemently against the corrective information that they end up strengthening the misperception in their own minds.

"But a predominant misperception in many ways is either, 'I'm not dire enough to need them,' or, 'I'm just a regular dude and I can't get access to them.' " The ads, he continued, demonstrate "that anyone can get an appointment at Mayo".

Emotions, compelling associations, and strong expectations frequently cause illusional misperceptions in everyday life.

I'd set my Mac to show me the outright lies in Pistachio, the spin in sky-blue Bondi, and the misperceptions in succulent Plum.

"There are a lot of misperceptions in the United States about Asia, and about China in particular, and I hope to be able to help open up the debate a bit".

"The golf industry is understandably sensitive to this line of politicking," Mr. Marin said, "because it reinforces misperceptions of the game that don't square with the facts — and because those misperceptions, in turn, have led to unfair legislation and regulation".

George Soros dwells on macro misperceptions in his books.