Sentence examples for misperception in the from inspiring English sources

"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".

Misperception in the nonhuman world also got the Ig Nobel nod.

However, there is often a misperception in the laboratory community that energy efficiency will inherently compromise safety.

There's a common misperception in the U.S. that because China has an authoritarian government, its citizens are all brainwashed.

The finding that most of sufferers were aware that sleep disorders could lead to impaired daily performance and to health problems and yet they were not willing to seek for medical treatment suggests that a misperception in the appreciation of sleep quality and their impact on life occurs.

"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".

This evidence on widespread information misperceptions in the labor market is corroborated by (rare) surveys where this type of questions is asked (see Ipsos MORI 2014; Curtin 2008; Papacostas 2008; Fullone et al. 2008).

"There is no dispute, but there is confusion, and confusion sowed by those with an interest in profiting from the confusion and creating misperceptions in the eyes of the American public that need to be cleared up".

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

A low misperception in France is the exception to the general consistency with our study (Papacostas 2008, p. 192).