Sentence examples for one misperception from inspiring English sources

One misperception about jazz, insidious enough to be shared by many of its proponents, is that the music adheres to a rigid code.

Ros Lucas, chief executive of the Migrants Resource Centre, said one misperception was that many working class whites assumed migrants were taking over social housing, but this was not the case.

One misperception – when we went through in December we asked people to make everything sharing for everyone.

"One misperception that folks have is that growing cannabis indoors means they get off without a hitch in regards to the environment," Jennifer Carah, senior freshwater ecologist at The Nature Conservancy in California, told VICE.

"One misperception that folks have is that growing cannabis indoors means they get off without a hitch in regards to the environment," Jennifer Carah, senior freshwater ecologist at The Nature Conservancy in California, told VICE.

The separate factor for the question about "sitting pain-free" may be an artefact, as this item was the first one where misperceptions of the response dimension were more likely, thereby increasing the risk of higher error or unique variance.

One widely held misperception about Somalia is that it is rabidly anti-American.

"One very common misperception is that women who choose to become Buddhist nuns are somehow running away from life, whereas I found the opposite to be true," Toomey told The Huffington Post.

One was the misperception by new group members that the sakhi worked at a health facility; others included being full-time salaried workers, their comparatively greater mobility, autonomy, confidence and communication skills.

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"One of the misperceptions about syringe services programs is that they increase drug use.