Sentence examples for most common misperceptions from inspiring English sources

Dr. Thomas R. Frieden, director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, said in an afternoon news conference that the most common misperceptions are that this flu should ever be called a "mild disease," that the vaccine is untested and that it has arrived too late.

"One of the most common misperceptions of 15Five is that we're HR software, but it's actually very rare that HR buys 15Five," says David Hassell, its CEO and founder.

What's the most common misperception about college costs? A. Families and students consistently overestimate the price of college.

The most common misperception of Gore is that he is a techie, a super-rationalist out of touch with his inner child.

When I asked Garza about the most common misperception of Black Lives Matter, she pointed to a frequent social-media dig that it is "a gay movement masquerading as a black one".

The most common misperception (by 73.7% of participants) was that airborne transmission of Ebola virus is possible; moreover, 74.0% believed that human-to-human transmission by infected but asymptomatic persons is possible.

What do you consider to be the most common, important misperception people have about the movie business?

As indicated previously in the review, the most common adverse outcome relates to the misperception among patients on what is involved in the rejuvenation process, ie, the necessity to incorporate volume restoration in the strategy.

Furthermore, he said, common misperceptions often fuel anger.

Most common was Atrazine.

Economists who study food policy are familiar with this and other common misperceptions: everyone eats, so everyone's an expert.