Sentence examples for a question of perception from inspiring English sources

But it's also a question of perception.

It's all a question of perception.

It's a question of perception, of course.

It has become a question of perception as to who belongs.

But the lack of interest is not just a question of perception.

Are they not yet practical enough to replace our gas-driven cars, or is it merely a question of perception?

When asked if students should be counted among immigrant numbers, he said: "My view is, this is a question of public perception and the public's view.

It's partly a question of self-perception and identity: we think of ourselves as being different from the wimpish Europeans, and if we stopped punching above our weight, we wouldn't be different.

"At the 35,000 foot-level, it's a question of optics, of perceptions," he said.

The issue of continued risk currently is more a question of policy and perception than science because a sufficient database has not yet been established to allow full knowledge of the circumstances under which asbestos in buildings constitutes an ongoing health hazard.

Greg Sterling, a search analyst and founder of Sterling Market Research sees Google's conflict of interest as a question more of perception than reality.