Sentence examples for bit of a perception from inspiring English sources
"I do feel there is a bit of a perception out there sometimes that Channel 5 is an also-ran".
Of course, Hotmail suffers in the United States from a bit of a "perception problem," as the Microsoft vice president Chris Jones put it.
As she talks about her own work, Khan realizes there is a bit of a perception problem, a slight disconnect — her charmed upbringing and potentially frivolous existence at odds with, as becomes increasingly clear, the serious-minded, hyper-busy reality of her working life.
"There's a bit of a perception out there that 'I can talk about this stuff to anybody,' " he says.
Just as Tobey Maguire's comic book character has spidery senses that kick in when danger is near, the "Spider-Man" actor may have a bit of extrasensory perception working when it comes to real estate dealings.
True, there were children there with varying degrees of sight, but certainly for those of us who were either totally blind or, like me, had just a little bit of light perception, night-time was no reason to stop playing games of football or cricket with balls adapted to make noise, or playing "tag" or "London's burning".
"Ground balls back to me can be a bit of a problem because of depth perception when they get closer to my glove," Underwood said.
For all Martial's immense talent, scouts and coaches in France previously feared that he lacked a bit of desire; the perception was that his talent had pulled him along and he wasn't pushing himself enough.
That was when it bought the specialty-chemical bits of the Unilever consumer group for almost £5 billion ($8.2 billion); it now mostly produces fine chemicals that make things smell, taste or look nice.As it turned out, ICI could have done with a bit of extra-sensory perception.
Just as Tobey Maguire's comic book character has spidey senses that kick in when danger is near, the "Spider-Man" actor may have a bit of extra sensory perception working when it comes to real estate deals.
