Sentence examples for the false perception from inspiring English sources

It created the false perception that H1N1 is not a life-threatening illness.

Another is the false perception of its essential disengagement from the real world.

The settlements only further reinforced the "false perception of Penn State's guilt," Schmidt wrote in an e-mail.

Irritation of the parietal lobe also leads to tactile hallucinations, the false perception of touch sensations on the other side of the body.

If anything, "The Good Wife" benefits from the false perception that it's the lone bastion of quality on the broadcast networks.

Reasons that have been suggested for the failure to prescribe include the false perception among some doctors that blacks are less sensitive to pain than whites, or more likely to be addicts.

Abdullah Abasi, 27, who works in security and lives in St Thomas's, says local and national politicians needed to do more to address the false perceptions.

But the consequence of setting an impossible target is to damage still further public confidence while reinforcing the false perceptions of Britain under siege that are fostered by images of razor-wired migrant camps in Calais.

That starts, he says, by bringing down the false perceptions of perfection that the advertising industry so rampantly displays.

In this scenario, it is important to correct the false perceptions about cervical cancer among Gabonese women.

Supporting this false perception of security, the U.S. Customs and Border Patrol reported earlier this month that arrests along the border from January February 2017 were at their lowest since 2012.