Sentence examples for on a misperception from inspiring English sources

He says: "I still want to do that, but it rests on a misperception to suggest we'd make money from charging for using toilets.

"The advocates of GM technology are wrong when they say that public resistance is based on a misperception of risk," says George Gaskell, a sociologist at the London School of Economics.

These fears are understandable and need to be recognized, but they are based on a misperception.

If this is a misperception on the part of observers, it is perhaps an easy one to understand: Toyota, Earth's No. 3 automaker by sales volume after GM and Ford Motor, has set itself a goal of boosting its global market share to 15% some time in the next decade, from slightly over 10% now which some analysts say may well put it ahead of GM.

He denies that he accused her and says it was a "misperception" on her part.

What I worry about is a misperception on China's part," Mazza told VICE News.

Many more still were of mixed blood, suggesting that this affection was not completely a misperception on my part.

Pan-Indianism is a misperception on the part of White Americans, born of ignorance of pre-colonial history).

The problem that arises in the Tunisian context is primarily a misperception of risk on the one hand, and non-compliance with standard and supplementary precautions.

I am the only one who can create an experience of separation from my loving essence based on a limiting belief -- a misperception in my consciousness.

There's been a misperception that has existed on multiple fronts with marketers historically.