Sentence examples for by this perception from inspiring English sources
Their relationship, however, was always accompanied by this perception that Tom was a controlling figure.
Prompted in part by this perception of American support, the Fund's top brass began publicly touting such a plan.
Troubled by this perception in the masculine culture of the US, 20th-century American novelists created literary machismo: Ernest Hemingway hunted, Norman Mailer boxed, John Irving wrestles.
For the whole of the 1990s and the first half of the noughties, Dannii bumped along as a minor pop star, accruing a respectable string of top 20 hits but always, as her friend Kathy Lette put it, dogged by "this perception that she was the B-side to Kylie's A-side".
Clearly, she is very troubled by this perception of her, so she knows it is a real issue for her presidential campaign.
Being confused and bewildered by this perception, we arranged an interview with Anders Kristensen, the President of the 96 member strong Danish North Korean Friendship Association.
By addressing this perception directly, Mr. Hasebe hopes to overcome reservations his viewers and fans might have.
And by some measures, this perception may be based in truth.
By and large, this perception did not change in the last four decades of our direct engagement in biology research.
This perception by N/HMPs may be justified by the favourable attitudes and referral patterns of NZ GPs to osteopaths and chiropractors (statutory registered CAM modalities), which indicate a degree of acceptance and integration [ 11].
* No change especially reported by mothers in Kwale † This perception was reported by mothers ‡ Trainers and managers not interviewed in Kwale Another perceived impact was the improved relationship between PMRs and their regulators especially in the district with highest levels of implementation.
