Sentence examples for the misguided perception from inspiring English sources

My guess is that the misguided perception of that Joshua Logan directed 1969 flop would discourage ticket buyers from rushing the box office--if they even know the movie.

When future historians look back on the gun control wars of the late 20th and early 21st centuries, they will consider Wayne LaPierre, if they consider him at all, to be a right-wing nut whose influence (like the Wizard of Oz) was based on the misguided perception that he actually represented more than a small number of "gun rights" extremists.

Of course, the main reason for this misguided perception of the actor is that Reeves is so very, very good at playing dumb.

Our vilification of the sun is one of the most misguided perceptions of our time.

What I found fascinating was the misguided public perception of these cases.

The triggering event is often a sudden crisis that galvanizes popular opinion and becomes the immediate occasion for military intervention but subsequently is exposed as a misguided perception or outright fabrication.

There's a misguided perception that were you to ask a self-proclaimed "perfectionist" to look back upon their work and ask if they were happy with it, they would start tearing their hair out, scream about a clumsy turn of phrase or superfluous comma, and lose sleep for the entire summer.

Misguided perception is that only small raises are done via crowdfunding, recently £1.9 million was raised, which crowdcube claim is the crowd funding record for UK.

It was to apply your very warped and misguided perception of what LGBT families must be like, but universally, in reality, are not.

In the fast-paced world of traditional venture capital, corporate venture sometimes gets a bad rap, but often it depends on the people involved rather than the brand name, logo or misguided perceptions.

"People have very misguided perceptions of the disease and think 'why is that person behaving weirdly?'" she said.