Sentence examples for certain perception of from inspiring English sources

One suggested that the problem might be that the military, like so many American institutions, had become wedded to a certain perception of success.

The report adopted the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance's definition of antisemitism as "a certain perception of Jews, which may be expressed as hatred toward Jews.

If there was a certain perception of me in world cricket during the early part of my career, I hope it has changed now.

Actually, it seems to be the other way around with Paladino, and a certain perception of what it means to be gay or lesbian has served as his distorting lens.

But at the group's initial meeting last month in London, "I went in with a certain perception of the complexities that unbundling is laying on the industry, on credit card companies, online booking companies, travel managers, airlines and passengers," he said.

There is a certain pressure before you're accepted to maintain a certain perception of success.

One of the exhibition's goals is to alter certain perceptions of Byzantine society and women's roles in it.

"People have certain perceptions of me and I wanted to change them … I'm hoping it'll take away attention from me as a celebrity name and draw attention to the fact that I'm an actress".

And I wanted to do something different: people have certain perceptions of me and I wanted to change them by doing something like a Mamet play,"she told Time Out London.

"I wanted to do something different", she told Time Out, "people have certain perceptions of me and I wanted to change them by doing something like a Mamet play.

"I wanted to do something different," she told Time Out, "people have certain perceptions of me, and I wanted to change them by doing something like a Mamet play.