Sentence examples for an issue of perception from inspiring English sources

Dinner is also an issue of perception.

There is perhaps an issue of perception here.

Some of this is tied to economic problems, but there's also an issue of perception.

"It's an issue of perception," Gen. William S. Wallace, the V Corps commander, told his staff this morning.

But she said that Google's dual role as search engine and content site raises an issue of perception.

… Seriously, Paul's point is correct, but it is an issue of perception of people versus the reality of his chart.

There is also an issue of the perception of value: how much is it worth to see someone read and answer questions for an hour, in the absence of costly stage sets or musical accompaniment?

And on the euro the difference was, "'We'd like to join' versus 'We've looked at it.' It was an issue of foreign policy perception and argument," rather than of fundamental disagreement.

Most generally, there is an issue of global investor perceptions.

I don't want to get into a "but it's an issue of men's perceptions of women" debate because the reality remains that when you're traveling, you do need to err on the side of dressing conservatively.

"The fallout over the horse meat situation is similar to the controversy over pink slime last year – it is as much an issue of labeling and consumer perception".].