Sentence examples for In popular perceptions from inspiring English sources

If this is the case, perversely, the current state of imbalance could create a self-perpetuating situation, whereby existing global health priorities lock in popular perceptions.

That is all good news, and much of it isn't properly reflected in popular perceptions.

But will new evidence make a difference in popular perceptions?

The shift in popular perception has been swift.

In popular perception the Middle Ages was a time of lawlessness and cruelty.

Six years later, that perspective was cemented in popular perception by D. W. Griffith's white-supremacist melodrama "The Birth of a Nation".

In popular perception, Chopin may be a dreamy Romantic who brought poetic flights and rhapsodic freedom to his extraordinary piano pieces.

Though account theft and identity theft are often lumped together in popular perception, data from the survey showed that the consequences of identity theft were more severe.

However, STOL airports have not proved economically viable, mainly because the aircraft used have been small, expensive to operate, and (at least in popular perception) uncomfortable.

Heraldry has become more widespread than at any other time, but as a sign of rank in popular perception its value is much reduced.

Having established itself as the guardian of economic stability – in popular perception, at least – the Conservative party now makes a second-term offer: "a brighter and more secure future", as George Osborne put it in his warm-up turn.