Sentence examples for misperception that the from inspiring English sources

For one thing, I'd had the misperception that the twist "rewrote" only the last season.

Jasmine Dellal's new documentary confronts the prejudice and misperception that the Roma face in this country.

"I think there's a misperception that the broadband service isn't as good as cable or DSL," Mr. Hoeber said.

Even articles about this staging have given in to the misperception that the play has fallen out of favor because audiences are uneasy about its subject.

The statement suggested that it was intended to counter the "misperception" that the organization "has been less active in recent months".

Yet the research, they said, should correct a widely held misperception that the New World was virtually free of disease before 1492.

The misperception that propelled events from the very start was Zimmerman's assumption that a black kid in a hoodie did not belong in his neighborhood.

A hallucination is a type of misperception that can be defined as "the perception of an object without an object to perceive" [ 1].

She calls up the ghosts of Vietnam: "The failure to understand the complications of Iraqi political culture, with or without Hussein, threatens to spring the same trap of misperceptions that ensnared the United States in Vietnam," she writes.

Why do so many marketing people assume that truth is on their side, that their job is to use truth as a weapon to correct the misperceptions that exist in the mind of the prospect?

[ 10] Berzins outlined several commonly held misperceptions that contribute to the current cultural emphasis on weight control, including the incorrect beliefs that diets fail because of a lack of willpower and that being overweight is therefore the individual's fault.