Sentence examples for misperception the from inspiring English sources

This is a misperception the president needs to correct.

To gloss over this misperception, the country has developed a complex body of immigration law.

Contrary to a popular misperception, the court's authority is not as global as its name implies.

And even if the A.P.A. benefits mightily from that misperception, the troubles on the front page are not the organization's fault.

And therein lies the first misperception: The kind of sexual activity portrayed in pornography isn't all that realistic to begin with.

In other cases, marketers just don't have the patience to undo a misperception the public has about an athlete's image (NBA star Allen Iverson), or to go the extra mile to promote a talented baseball player with matinée idol looks who's stuck in a small market (Cleveland's Grady Sizemore).

"There is the misperception among the public that the things you do to protect yourself are meaningless because there's nothing you can do.

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

They attributed the misperception to the human tendency to look for patterns even where none may exist.

"They have the misperception that the entire city looks like downtown and that all New Yorkers are walking around in shock," she said.

David Brooks is right to take on the misperception that the typical jihadist is impoverished, humiliated, jobless and trapped in an unchanging traditional society.