Sentence examples for a perception of how from inspiring English sources

Everybody has a perception of how a Welsh accent sounds.

This time, even disgruntled losers concede that the appointments of the banks can just about be justified by Indonesian standards as, in the words of one, "a combination of cronyism and a perception of how good they are".But there are serious doubts about whether now is the right time to be selling off the family silver, when assets are so cheap.

There's a perception of how he is; brash and loud.

"I was from small town Maryland, and I had been in LA for a year and a half, so I guess I should have had more of a perception of how LA worked and its size, but I literally just thought I was going to see these people all the time, and then my character is written off the show and I never saw any of them again!" Well, he has seen one cast mate a few times.

The organizational support theory developed by Eisenberger and colleagues [ 19] supposes that each worker has a perception of how the organization cares about employees' needs and expectations.

Even I had a warped perception of how I would be received in this business.

Edwards may also help Kerry appeal to centrist voters: Americans outside the South have a dated perception of how conservative Southern Democrats are.

For his part, Mr. Vallone said that those pushing to take power from the speaker's office have a faulty perception of how much control the speaker actually exerts.

The "sophisticated" system thrives on consumer ignorance, with many people having a warped perception of how food is produced.

Here's the rub: You've seen enough politicians reading prompters poorly that you have a skewed perception of how they work.

Trump has a distorted perception of how women view and treat him as well, and has said that all of the female contestants on Trump's reality show, "The Apprentice," flirted with him "either consciously or unconsciously.