Sentence examples for public misperceptions from inspiring English sources

Yet another stumbling block exists in the form of public misperceptions about the teaching shortage.

Election post-mortems should not reinforce public misperceptions about Labour's record.

Judge Jackson also defended his public discussions of the case, saying they were necessary to help clarify his role and eliminate "public misperceptions of the case".

He said he had spoken to correct public misperceptions, "some of it attributable to one or more of the parties" in the case.

It is no excuse that the Judge may have intended to "educate" the public about the case or to rebut "public misperceptions" purportedly caused by the parties.

Given public misperceptions about the connection between race, poverty and willingness to work, and given the race of the president, it also suggests that it is the president who is out of touch with this constituency.

But this turned out to be the kind of public misperception that Mr. Allen, 65, was eager to correct.

Mr. Fleming blamed Adelphia's current board for "a major public misperception of the activities of John and his family".

Frustrated by what they say is a public misperception that they are bigots in opposing gay marriage, the bishops said they were only upholding tradition.

This weekend, television offers an unusual opportunity to observe the inequities in the death penalty -- not just the inherent immorality but also the haphazard administration of it and public misperception of how the whole thing works.

"The Execution of Wanda Jean" offers an unusual opportunity to observe the inequities in the death penalty, not just the inherent immorality but also the haphazard administration of it and public misperception of how the whole thing works.