Sentence examples for misperceptions like from inspiring English sources

It's hair-raising misperceptions like these that keep bright minds out of research labs, scrum teams and engineering tracks - leaving untold innovations on the shelf".

For more on why it's so difficult to correct misperceptions like this one, see my Political Behavior article with Jason Reifler (PDF).

However, we'd like to correct some misperceptions.

Such are the misperceptions that vex people like Hank Merrill.

Part of the idea behind the campaign stemmed from the misperceptions about the brand, like the ideas it was something solely for students or lower-income groups or it had a cold European style, Mr. Bastholm said.

Hungry Upper East Siders were hovering over the table by the time Cohen returned to his themes of Middle Eastern youth: "You meet these young kids and you party with them, and they know the world has misperceptions of what they're like.

Neither of these things are actually true opossums are actually resistant to rabies and generally pretty terrified of predators like us yet myths and misperceptions about the opossum abound.

I think that they have a misperception – they felt like somebody was going to be calling them on the phone nagging them and lecturing them".

However, I would like to correct what might be a misperception, stemming from the article, about the school today.

She told an audience of energy professionals in Westminster: "It's here that I'd like to be especially clear, to correct any misperceptions people may have about the implications of the EU referendum result.

The soccer player Julie Foudy discussed the pitfalls of contract negotiations and participants attended seminars like "Women as Fans: Facts, Misperceptions and Opportunities".