Sentence examples for any perceptions of from inspiring English sources

Paul Bogaards, Knopf's publicity director, said the company was not worried about any perceptions of partisanship.

Trying to alleviate any perceptions of conflict of interest, several teams that had entered into sponsorship agreements subtly amended them.

Mr. Enterlin played down any perceptions of the Postal Service as old-fashioned or low-tech, calling it "a national institution with a great legacy".

"It's about what you'd do for others, not for yourself," Mr. Mamorsky said, which helps diffuse any perceptions of the song -- and the campaign -- as paeans to greed.

One Florida county judge, Nina Ashenafi Richardson of Tallahassee, said the rule was "probably a good idea, just to avoid any perceptions of impropriety".

He suggested that any perceptions of discomfort among blacks and Hispanics were created by the news media and a few politicians.

A break-up, divorce, loss of job, or death--any perception of isolation or loss of love--will trigger another one of our instinctual systems, the PANIC-Grief System: the psychic pain that results from loss or social disenfranchisement.

But any perception of offensive imbalance doesn't bother Canada.

"WE wanted to eliminate any perception of a conflict of interest," he said.

Any perception of unfair judgment or misinterpretation will undoubtedly land me in hot water.

"Only 0.4% had any perception of the social life available at university," said Hatfield.