Sentence examples for the erroneous perception from inspiring English sources

Many business leaders have the erroneous perception that one can have profits or sustainability, but not both.

Even the weathermen were partially to blame; the erroneous perception that the FA Cup final was usually played in sunny weather led the person at Armani to choose something that they thought would look good in the sun.

The erroneous perception of Sikhs as Islamist extremists is ironic, because Sikhism — a faith that emphasizes self-control and spiritual serenity — was formed 300 years ago to oppose Muslim rule in South Asia.

The cabinet acknowledged the risks this rancorous debate poses to the country's image, saying Thursday that it would meet with editors to discuss what it termed the erroneous perception that it was trying to muzzle the press.

The erroneous perception of hypovolemia can induce a pernicious cycle of maladaptive adrenergia and associated coagulation and thrombosis, particularly in the infrarenal aortic segment as the body attempts to normalize renal perfusion.

Instead, both in Worthing and in the media, we are bombarded with the erroneous perception that classical music exists purely to comfort us in a world of silky negligees, candlelight and sparkling wine rather than challenge us and make us question the society we live in and the way we live in it.

Translate data into individual stories to help tackle false perceptions: Speaking as a girl who grew up in a developing world having to compete for resources with my male siblings, it is important to target the erroneous perceptions of parents that investments in girls are not cost efficient.

According to Julie, the American Bar Association has urged states to ban such a convoluted defense, which in effect, blames the victim for the erroneous perceptions of the perpetrator of violence.

Do say: "Why do the good die young?" Don't say: "This erroneous perception is most likely a form of confirmation bias caused by people's cathartic enjoyment of sad stories and thus the overestimation of their incidence".

Dialogue has changed this erroneous perception and Wakan Tibi/Carver's Cave is now understood to have great cultural significance.

The conventional — and erroneous — perception of the gay-marriage issue is that it pits secular forces against religious ones.