Sentence examples for the misperception of from inspiring English sources

But she says it is also partly the misperception of care as a low-skill job.

"Staging a mock execution by inducing the misperception of drowning is a clear violation of this standard," Mr. McCain said in the statement.

While I'm talking about inequality and the crisis, I realized recently that there's another channel not usually talked about, via the misperception of success.

It is to be hoped that Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani's proposal to allow the Civilian Complaint Review Board to prosecute cases against police officers will overcome the misperception of the board's ineffectiveness.

It may be that the misperception of the President's call for prudence as a call for selflessness stems from the penchant of elected politicians for dressing up political actions in the exalted language of moral concern.

Ms. Curott, the author of "Book of Shadows: A Modern Woman's Journey Into the Wisdom of Witchcraft and the Magic of the Goddess," published in 1998 by Broadway Books, said the misperception of magic's purpose had deep historical roots.

How might this history — that is, the misperceptions of 2001 — apply to the new Obama team?

Helping to hold them back are the remaining taboos and the misperceptions of physical and mental inadequacies that they perpetuate.

They ask me what I do and that's followed by a long discussion over dinner, usually involving the misperceptions of my work.

"In what I've seen in dealing with the war and the misperceptions of it," he said, "it seemed to me like those would be the right numbers".

And most of all, they must avoid embracing the misperceptions of strength and weakness that have brought us to the brink.