Sentence examples for a perception of what from inspiring English sources

Like everyone else I had a perception of what homelessness looks like.

We're in a relationship in Hollywood, and I think people have a perception of what the pitfalls of that can be… we're not naive to that".

"I guess a lot of people have a perception of what a junior college player is, but there's a junior college guy who is head coach at Kansas State," he said.

"People have a perception of what Westchester is, demographically, but the fact is that the Hispanic population now is over 20percentt, and the African-American population is over 15percentt.

"We all have a perception of what we want our air to feel like".

It deals with time, madness and a perception of what the world is or isn't.

This is the weird thing for me: I've never said this publicly but I think there is a skewed perception of what a grammar school is.

People probably have a mixed perception of what causes a volcano to erupt (Gregg et al. 2004; Macίas Medrano 2005; Vera Cortés 2005), combining a physical explanation with their religious beliefs.

This is very clearly illustrated in Toft et al. [ 35], where the choice of tests in the latent class analysis dramatically changes the properties of the tests, due to a changed perception of what constitutes a "diseased" individual.

But, as he says, if he's specifically addressing a work of art, a photograph or a book, he has an acute perception of what he sees.

Concomitantly, professionals can project a particular perception of what they are as a professional group.