Sentence examples for misperceptions arise from inspiring English sources

Humorous misperceptions arise from this gesturing when, for example, Buffy mimes driving in a stake as though killing a vampire too close to her pelvis, causing the Scoobies to think she is suggesting masturbating to rid the town of The Gentlemen.

In this letter, we attempt to correct a potentially serious misperception arising from the paper "Rats maintain an overhead binocular field at the expense of constant fusion".

Our study identified three misperceptions that arise out of this multicultural setting: religious barriers, use of complementary medicines and lethal connotations about insulin.

We wish to correct a potentially serious misperception that arises from the paper "Rats maintain an overhead binocular field at the expense of constant fusion" by Wallace et al., 2013.

Fu Ying: Many difficulties in the China-U.S. relationship arise due to misperceptions.

According to Burge, Marr's theory says that the contentful visual states that are computed from V's gray arrays always represent shadows, and thus the ones that arise from gray arrays caused by cracks are misperceptions; while the contentful visual states that are computed from V*'s gray arrays represent cracks.

Older patients in particular may have misperceptions about the need for follow-up and a lack of knowledge about potential problems that may arise.

Arise, arise, arise!

Problems arise.

Ambiguities arise.

Contrarians, arise!