Sentence examples for a perception of a from inspiring English sources

Usually, when there is a perception of a conflict, there is one.

There may be a perception of a lack of interest in such matters.

"It may have been a perception of a conviction, but there was something there," Brom said.

Constant defeat has led to a perception of a bungling team whose ownership is not committed to winning.

His advisers said they believed that winning in Nevada would help offset a perception of a poor showing here.

UConn's average margin of victory has been 37 points, which has led to a perception of a lack of competition.

The Department for Education said all the payments should have been declared in their accounts at the earliest opportunity to avoid a perception of a conflict of interest.

Allowed the appearance of a perception of a conflict of interest after arranging for Werritty to meet a donor to Pargav, the company that funded his trips.

It advises ministers to dispose of interests or recuse themselves from discussions and policy if there could be even a perception of a conflict of interest.

"There is a perception of a conflict of interest," said Peter Koeleman, director of photography at The Star Tribune in Minneapolis.

But they complained that intense media coverage of some crimes and not others helps fuel a perception of a double standard.