Sentence examples for a perception at from inspiring English sources

Second, there was a perception at that time that we had enough teachers because school rolls were falling.

There would be no comic charges out of the trenches while he was in command, a perception, at least, that held up under heavy shelling in Wales.

"I think there is a perception at those schools that A.P. represents a program for the elite that you have to earn your way into, and we don't agree with that philosophy," he said.

Of course while the role is largely ceremonial, cutting ribbons and shaking hands at degree congregations, there is a perception at least that this person is a figure head for the institution.

Again and again, city officials publicly predicted that the crisis in public housing was on the verge of being resolved, contributing to a perception at City Hall that there was no need to mobilize an extensive effort to provide medical care.

A non-veridical perception is not really a perception at all but a "pseudo-perception" (pratyakṣa-ābhāsa), "apparent perception," a perception imitator.

One could ask many other interesting questions about web page perception at-a-glance.

The above examples referred to perception at-a-distance.

The tech industry is at least aware that it has a perception problem, at the very least, in its push to embed chips and communications into us and our surroundings.

"It was a perception problem, at the very least," she told me.

New York is widely considered the healthiest real estate market in the country, a perception highlighted at an industry conference in November entitled "We Are the Golden Apple".