Sentence examples for believes the perception from inspiring English sources
But Paul Bew, Professor of Irish Politics at Queen's University, believes the perception of him as a hardliner was wide of the mark.
He believes the perception of the deranged rogue elephant that has pervaded much the elephant conflict debate in India had been thoroughly debunked by science and the results of his programme.
But he told BBC Radio 5 live's Sportsweek programme that he believes the perception of Fifa is in danger of being damaged, with its presidential election due to be held on Wednesday if three-quarters of voters approve.
"Today, nursing is suffering dramatically from declining enrollments because little girls don't want to grow up and be nurses anymore". Szanton believes the perception of nursing has improved since then as more nurses have become leaders in policy, practice, and research.
Abelson also believes the perception that the relationship between Harper and Obama has deteriorated is "overblown".
Debbie staunchly believes the perceptions of women in radio are based on outdated research, commenting: "I've never seen evidence of audience figures dropping off when a woman hits the airwaves.
"They believe, the perception is, that 7 out of 10 Hispanics will vote Democratic," he said.
The Bolton manager had chosen not to believe the perception some hold of Reo-Coker but sought out people who knew the man himself.
"The Harlem Globetrotters are a team that advanced the game of basketball and, I do believe, the perception of democracy," said Jackson, the current owner and a Globetrotters player in the 1960's.
The reasons behind the boom are, I believe, the perception that schools are not teaching effectively which is probably unfair and a fear of the hyper competitive job market that students will be entering into on leaving school.
With more successful IPOs coming to the forefront, I believe the perception of the gig economy could shift and eventually spur new legislation that protects the modern gig worker.
