Sentence examples for become a common perception from inspiring English sources

Ms. Stalter, who now lives near Syracuse, argues in her book, "Doodletown: Hiking Through History in a Vanished Hamlet on the Hudson" (Palisades Interstate Park Commission Press, 1996), that Doodletown didn't simply vanish, which has become a common perception.

It's become a common Internet prank.

Product proliferation has become a common phenomenon.

Something that had become a common scene.

"Bosnia Unraveling" has become a common headline.

Working children have become a common phenomenon.

What has become an increasingly common perception amongst Asian Americans and other communities of color is that the GOP and its voters are not only out of touch or indifferent to their lives, but worse, actively hostile to them.

Sharing of food, especially with children, is part of the social norm and further a common perception was that a child craving for food would become sick if the food was denied.

This opinion, articulated by a student of the University of Reading (England), is a common perception within the field of Cybernetics: since AI operates out of the sexual paradigm, the notion of gender has become obsolete.

It is a common perception.

A common perception of Weimar is one of a heady, dizzy, jazz-drunk, sexually versatile time.