Sentence examples for skewed perceptions from inspiring English sources

The search for positive experiences showed researchers that a narrow focus on disease and dysfunction had skewed perceptions of midlife.

But years of negative publicity and a failure to make local delicacies accessible to the outside world have skewed perceptions of the region.

And, young black boys are perceived as more culpable and more dangerous than their white counterparts, and similarly skewed perceptions exist for Latino boys.

Maybe it's the scene itself -- much of the graff/street art scene has always had partially skewed perceptions about the gals because they were traditionally populated almost exclusively by males.

Currently, national conversations decrying the "STEM shortage", as well as a lack of accessible information about the state of the workforce, create skewed perceptions regarding the demand for PhDs among many beginning biomedical graduate students.

Having ginned up public fear about law and order from his first statements as a candidate, repeatedly citing phantom crime statistics both during the campaign and while in the White House, Trump has been the beneficiary of skewed perceptions.

I have a perfectly average skewed perception of myself.

I think there are some people who are giving him a skewed perception of mainstream conservatism.

This comedy of generosity, money lust, and skewed perception is based on a true story.

What happened in the last few weeks is that Appalachia, in a 24-7 media hothouse, skewed perception.

The cliched image of Paris Hilton lookalikes shoving tiny yapping puppies carelessly and unceremoniously into pink handbags has damaged an already skewed perception of pets and gender in the media.