Sentence examples for a problem of perception from inspiring English sources

There is also a problem of perception.

The second is a problem of perception.

It's just a problem of perception.

A: There's a problem of perception.

There is a problem of perception.

This was a problem of perception, not reality.

On Stephenson, Johnson said while that none of the stories involving the former Met chief were "toxic", the "whole thing added up to a problem of perceptions that was just going to go on and on".

These sorts of surveys are fun and informative at the very least because the put a bit of scientific rigor against a complex problem of perception, understand, and appreciation.

California novelist Percival Everett employed the police procedural in Assumption, a novel in three parts about a black New Mexico sheriff's deputy with an overriding problem of perception.

Job security enters the national discussion as a problem of youth, a perception that opportunities of the past have been lost and that it is impossible to find a long-lasting job in the age of the "gig economy".

The fact that water rights greatly exceed water is a problem "more of perception than reality," Marcus says.