Sentence examples for be a clear perception from inspiring English sources

"There has to be a clear perception of public outrage," says Burr.

There was a clear perception of threat, and of a judiciary compellingly up the creek.

"However, there is a clear perception that tensions are easing and that the likelihood of a conflict is lessening".

There is a clear perception in the literature that there is a crisis in reproducibility in the biomedical sciences.

An essential prerequisite to developing novel SMAs is a clear perception of the deformation physics underlying their extraordinary shape recoverability.

While there is no official word of further layoffs to come, there is a clear perception that anyone who can't take the heat will be asked to leave the kitchen.

Smith went on, "There was a clear perception both in Islamabad and in some quarters in Washington that Blackwill was using the crisis as a vehicle to attain his own goals for U.S.-Indian relations, and that little consideration was being given to the potential adverse impact on the war on terrorism".

There was a clear perception that bad behaviour was tolerated much more from football players than from other students.

"The Executive Board has worked with the sole objective to benefit our football and, today, there is a clear perception that it's an obstacle to continue with this line of work".

While there is a clear perception at all levels in society that the world economy is in crisis, the economic predicament of the Washington consensus unregulated global free markets- has not been effectively challenged.

However, there is a clear perception that "it is the concrete questions that mobilize people; that create the strength required for interaction and action".