Sentence examples for common perception that from inspiring English sources

Flippancy aside, this is the common perception that science is difficult, hard to understand.

But it says that despite the common perception that money helps in private school admissions, donors' children will not be given preference.

The worldwide increase of damages produced by floods during the last decades strengthens the common perception that flood risk is dramatically increasing due to a combination of different causes, among which climate change is often described as the major driver.

There is a common perception that somehow the millennial generation just loves part-time, gig employment.

Do not accept the common perception that this is impossible for a female of your generation.

It's a common perception that Switzerland's vaunted independence was ordained by its geography.

Hart unravels the common perception that drugs and drug addiction are the cause of many of society's problems.

"There's a common perception that in the age of the iPod people click between things more than they ever did.

This seems an appropriate place to address a common perception: that English people are wittier and quicker than Americans.

Khan further argued that there is a common perception that Bhutto decided to run for office under U.S. pressure.

The goal was to test the common perception that it's challenging — or downright impossible — to pair wines with Chinese cuisine.