Sentence examples for because this perception from inspiring English sources

On another level, it's important because this perception of masculinity of being brave, holding it together, is somewhat stifling of empathy or sensitivity.

Such persons therefore stood a higher chance of infection because this perception that only persons exhibiting symptoms of HIV/AIDS could transmit the virus will lead to them being less careful in their associations with seemingly healthy-looking persons.

Because of this perception -- and likely reality -- that certain regions are safer and happier for LGBT youth than others, HRC will follow up this initial study with a closer region-by-region comparison, Cole-Schwartz told HuffPost.

I resent it because there's this perception that I consciously write men as twats.

"I think that's because people have this perception of me as being warm and mumsy," she says.

He was saying he likes to go to the theater because you have this perception of the actor being in the same room with you.

And because people have this perception of the Asian-American community as a uniform one, you can approach this subject as an insider.

"I didn't even really stay in touch with anybody from the show or the cast, because I had this perception that I was just going to see them all the time," he said.

But instead there's this perception that because we grew up having more rights than our feminist fore-mothers we don't care about women's issues.

I know this perception prevails because, I am embarrassed to reveal, I actually believed in parts of that stereotype myself until I actually met and began to work with people who are aid workers.

"They wanted it to be the system, because it feeds into this perception that the whole 911 system is a mess, that unified call taking doesn't work, and on and on," said Caswell F. Holloway, the deputy mayor for operations who is overseeing the project.