Sentence examples for Perception from inspiring English sources

If anything, it confirmed a growing perception that Kennedy's MPs remained too loyal to him for too long Hurst's book will still find plenty of buyers at Brighton, but not because of a hunger for more scandal about the former Liberal Democrat leader.

An Orange Order spokesman said: "This preposterous decision by the Parades Commission only underlines the increasing perception that its determinations are dictated by the threat of physical force opposition to our parades.

"It was very convenient from 2005 to a few years ago to be this person moaning about stuff because, in my mind, it seemed that the critical perception of me as good was not reflected by my audience sizes or anything like that.

When there is a broad perception of realism that you don't like, you can't just argue against it: you have to build a new realism.

"There is a perception that investors will judge the risk of a project based on where you sit in the rankings.

"Have you any real perception of how people see you?

While these changes would surely have come about eventually, the musicians of Buena Vista Social Club played an undeniable part in changing the world's perception of their country.

A lot of people credit Simon Cowell with changing the public perception of me.

"The majority of people have the perception that a Westminster elite is running everything so they don't believe that Scottish Labour can be a separate party".

In order to concentrate the listener's perception on the rhythm, melodic material – most of it pinched from a book of Lithuanian folk tunes – is extremely simple, sometimes reduced to tiny repetitive patterns of a mere two or three pitches.

Look ahead demands such concentration that, some cubers say, it alters their perception of time.