Sentence examples similar to a welcome perception from inspiring English sources
Mr Solomon argues persuasively that it could still have been won.Neither author goes on to draw the other big lesson from the DSK affair, which is a welcome change in perceptions about how powerful men can behave towards powerless young women.
It was a welcome alternative to the immersive, perception-distorting environments that have become an Eliasson specialty.
The refreshing back-to-basics mood is a welcome break from the immersive complexities of his recent perception-altering environments.
For people from a demographic more used to confronting stereotypical perceptions others may have of them it is a welcome opportunity to control the debate about what it means to be a black man in America today.
It is this kind of perception, halfway between metaphor and field note, that makes his voice a welcome entry in the world of nature writers.
So, welcome, let's give a welcome to Macaca here.
If it survives its passage through parliament it will be a welcome step in the right direction for a country that earlier this month slipped to joint last place in the European Union in Transparency International's corruption-perceptions index.
It is a welcome addition to my library.
