Sentence examples for persistent misperception from inspiring English sources

"There's sort of a persistent misperception that talking about race is black folk's burden," said Benjamin Jealous, president of the N.A.A.C.P., when I asked him about Obama's obligation.

Several executives said they have been spurred to take a more public role now because of persistent misperceptions about the costs of their business.

There are also persistent misperceptions about the kinds of mathematics that are required to prepare premedical students for the Medical College Admission Test (currently none are specifically required ) or for entrance to medical schools (requirements vary widely from urging preparation in mathematics, to one or two semesters of calculus or to algebra or statistics ).

Persistent American misperceptions of Europe also play a part.

Persistent Western misperceptions about the Arabs support the false frames we use in analyzing the region.

The report also found that the trauma of being evacuated, combined with persistent myths and misperceptions about the threat of radiation, had produced harmful effects.

But the misperception persists, he said.

The same misperception persists on the economic impact.

Still, the misperceptions persist.

But misperceptions persist.

The report finds that a primary factor underlying the persistent harassment, ridicule and discrimination against American Muslim children is the American mainstream's general misperception of Islam and Muslims.