Sentence examples for a widely shared perception from inspiring English sources

But whoever gets the prize will be burdened, fairly or not, with a widely shared perception that she, or he, was second choice.

But there is also a widely shared perception in Japan that China's government plays up the massacre for its own propaganda purposes.

- The notion that Netanyahu won and Abbas lost may be right, but only because this was a widely shared perception which will, no doubt, have political consequences, at least in the short term.

Despite the pointed comments, it seems unlikely that he is trying to stage a political comeback, given the widely shared perception here that his government bungled its response to the accident, covering up the true extent of the danger.

Today, the widely shared perception is that the boycott isn't going to end any time soon because the realistic means to end it don't exist.

The widely shared perception that studying science could be the kiss of death for a young Japanese woman's romantic life is one of several causes behind the low ratio of female students in science and engineering departments.

These policies were financed by loans from other countries, particularly within the euro zone, creating and sustaining the widely shared perception that if any country were to get into trouble, it would be bailed out by deep-pocketed neighbors (a phrase that in this context always means Germany).

This widely shared perception helps to further explain the growing popularity of international hospital accreditation.

That is a widely shared view.

That has never been a widely shared view.

That was not, Rosenheim concedes, a widely shared perspective.