Sentence examples for popular misperception from inspiring English sources
Contrary to a popular misperception, the court's authority is not as global as its name implies.
"The finding counters the popular misperception that only consumers in developed economies care about socially responsible marketing and responsible corporate behavior," JoAnn Soo, director of consumer marketing at Edelman in Hong Kong, said in a news release accompanying the study, which was released Friday.
Myths and Misperceptions One popular misperception is that unprocessed sugar is healthier than processed versions.
While some Wiccans refer to themselves as witches, they are adamant about the need to dispel popular misperceptions of Wicca, also known as contemporary witchcraft or the Craft, as a cult whose members perform satanic rites while stirring up bubbling cauldrons of evil brews.
While it is clear enough from history that Zionism predated the Holocaust, Obama's speech leaves room for the popular Middle Eastern misperception that the Jews were "compensated" for the Holocaust with a state in Palestine.
BRASSERIE PUSHKIN Andrey Dellos, who has opened this elaborate Russian restaurant on West 57th Street, founded Café Pushkin in Moscow 13 years ago to resolve a common misperception — generated by a popular French song — that there was already such a cafe.
However, attention to these alone creates an inaccurate representation of the global health care landscape--a misperception that permeates not just in popular media but amongst health care professionals as well.
The revelations come as an embarrassment to Western media outlets that have been claiming for three years that people from Tunisia to Syria were engaged in popular uprisings, as it becomes apparent that the misperception was a result of a multitude of translation mistakes by reporters and commentators who are not sufficiently versed in Arabic.
One reason for the growing resistance, he suggested, was misperceptions spread by "24," which was exceptionally popular with his students.
Yet the misperception remains.
