misperception

There is also a misperception, she said, that new drugs are always better.

He was part of a movement which addressed that misperception.

"I think there is a misperception on your part," he said to a reporter.

Your article adds to the misperception about this community and city.

I would like to correct one misperception that these institutions may have.

"This is a total misperception of the military in Pakistan," he said.

The misperception could make it even harder for fishermen, he said.

I want you to correct any misperception that we're a force for aggression.

Probably a misperception, but I wanted to be sure.

Cultivation leaves people with a misperception of what is true in our world.

"But this misperception will be a difficult one to correct.

"There's a misperception that a big deal hurts the rate."

It's a misperception to say that an organic lifestyle is all or nothing.

A. There is a misperception that we are only a bar coding company.

Many of them believed me to be avuncular, another misperception I would have to work on.

I tried to explain that this was a misperception.

Even a slight misperception such as this can result in a great misunderstanding.

The most common misperception is that these pictures are holograms.

We want to correct what we think is a misperception in the media.

For the Sphinx to be at the center of controversy and misperception is not new.

But the common belief that the mind too loses its edge may be just a misperception.

However, I would like to correct what might be a misperception, stemming from the article, about the school today.

But you further a common misperception of this law by stating nothing about its medical leave aspect.

Owners of major league baseball teams long wanted people to hold that misperception.

"The hearings gave the misperception that there was censorship involved," she said.