Sentence examples for misperceptions of from inspiring English sources
Even more radical are Gay's misperceptions of modernism's fundamental nature.
Persistent American misperceptions of Europe also play a part.
As a longtime southerner, has this election created misperceptions of the south?
His firm said then that it had been concerned about "possible misperceptions" of the arrangement.
How might this history — that is, the misperceptions of 2001 — apply to the new Obama team?
Helping to hold them back are the remaining taboos and the misperceptions of physical and mental inadequacies that they perpetuate.
Rather it will entrench its own misperceptions of the Afghan way of life on the future of Afghanistan.
Early meetings with distributors were about correcting "myths and misperceptions" of the English channel, Mr. Anstey said.
An evaluation by an expert defense witness found "indications of grandiose delusions, illogical thinking and misperceptions of reality," court documents show.
They ask me what I do and that's followed by a long discussion over dinner, usually involving the misperceptions of my work.
Judge Jackson also defended his public discussions of the case, saying they were necessary to help clarify his role and eliminate "public misperceptions of the case".
