Sentence examples for some misperceptions from inspiring English sources

However, we'd like to correct some misperceptions.

"I think there may have been some misperceptions, early on, that we were just honoring music from Hawaii," said Bill Freimuth, vice president for awards for the academy.

"Because we were at a high level in 2006, I think Hotmail probably suffers from some misperceptions that linger from those days".

Kevin Rampe, the interim president of the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation, which is overseeing the memorial design competition, said yesterday that he wanted "to correct some misperceptions about the memorial guidelines, particularly about individual recognition of victims".

I think that I have some misperceptions about how the hiring process works, and I'd love you to walk through how it worked for you and ABC.

There may be some misperceptions in that communication.

But there also seem to be some lingering misperceptions about 401(k) products and their suitability for America's small businesses.

Council member Jochen Taupitz, a bioethicist at the University of Mannheim, says he hopes it will help dispel some common misperceptions about human-animal mixtures.

However, some common misperceptions and incorrect assumptions about TBI and PTSD among warriors are pervasive and must be changed.

This recognition is, apparently, only half conscious, but it may be a hopeful sign of both ability and courageous willingness to reconsider some important misperceptions that guided Obama's first term in office.

Findings have demonstrated evidence of a cultural divide between CAMHS and AMHS, marked by different beliefs, attitudes, understanding and some negative misperceptions.