Sentence examples for misperceptions generated from inspiring English sources
Among the misperceptions generated by this desperate longing for peace, the most spectacular is probably the denial of Nazi aggressiveness.
Finally, through the use of tobacco advertisements, they review misperceptions generated in the public at large, and children in particular, related to tobacco use, including – that smoking is related to obtaining – romance, having good looks, attaining a 'cool' image, and making friends.
But the misperception generated by Gates's huge donations is that America has a superior tradition of philanthropy.
BRASSERIE PUSHKIN Andrey Dellos, who has opened this elaborate Russian restaurant on West 57th Street, founded Café Pushkin in Moscow 13 years ago to resolve a common misperception — generated by a popular French song — that there was already such a cafe.
By contrast, our first main result shows that even arbitrarily small amounts of misperception can generate extreme breakdowns of information aggregation, wherein the long run all agents incorrectly assign probability 1 to some fixed state of the world, regardless of the true underlying state.
Mr. Khalilzad said the comments suggesting that the former king would seek the leadership of Afghanistan had "caused consternation and confusion" among delegates and had generated a misperception that he was politicking against Mr. Karzai.
Such misperceptions might get in the way of good intentions.
In other words, when the larger A and the small B fail to construct a reliable arrangement to generate stability and peace based on mutual trust and understanding the asymmetric structure is more likely to keep producing misperception and suspicion.
These obligations may generate unwillingness of HWs to participate in programmes such as MC if there is a chance of community misperception.
