Sentence examples for a certain perception that from inspiring English sources

"Fifteen years ago, there was a certain perception that the only woman in the room was the secretary," she said.

There are certain perceptions that I think aren't necessarily true.

But at the group's initial meeting last month in London, "I went in with a certain perception of the complexities that unbundling is laying on the industry, on credit card companies, online booking companies, travel managers, airlines and passengers," he said.

Canadian English, like other varieties of the language, is decidedly a real entity, despite a certain perception among Americans (and even some Canadians) that it is more or less an exaggerated version of Minnesota speech, peppered with "eh" and a funny way of saying "about".

This definition was decided upon by the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance and states that "anti-Semitism is a certain perception of Jews, which may be expressed as hatred".

One suggested that the problem might be that the military, like so many American institutions, had become wedded to a certain perception of success.

There is a certain pressure before you're accepted to maintain a certain perception of success.

I came in with a certain perception.

This approach results in a certain kind of perception that is more permeable.

The move is certain to add to the perception that Mr. Obama has enjoyed uncommonly good relations with the news media – a perception that has also been attached to Senator John McCain, who has called reporters "my base".

Still, the uphill battle faced by prosecutors is reflected in a public perception that certain echelons of the political class remain essentially untouchable.