Sentence examples for at least a perception from inspiring English sources

There is "at least a perception" that stations have become dirtier, Mr. Henderson said.

He said that there was now at least "a perception of opportunity" that the international confrontation over Iran could be resolved without war.

For another, Mr Sarkozy implicitly acknowledged two problems that his government had tried to dismiss.First, that there was at least a perception of a conflict of interest.

"For me, as a black writer," she said, "it indicates that there's at least a perception of black people as active and engaged readers who are willing to read new books, which is the opposite of the way the book industry seems to think of them".

But even if this is true, industry-sponsored trips to exotic locations create at least a perception of conflict.

MURPHY: "There is a feeling in the country, and it's right, I believe, at least a perception, that a lot of people in Congress, you know, they're on the federal payroll, and they spend a lot of their time in new reign to get reelected.

As the old saying goes, "Perception is reality," or, at least, a user's perception is his reality.

He seemed to be suggesting that Hillary's job as president would be to cement his own unfinished legacy — provided, of course, that his legacy, or at least a widely held perception of it, didn't end up derailing her first.

And they always tend to start with the same issue, which is – at the very least – a perception of police brutality: state-sanctioned violence towards a member of a community.

But most officials acknowledge that the high-profile crimes have at least created a perception problem.

It strikes me as at least creating a perception issue," he said, "when you have, in effect, sales managers managing news personnel".