Sentence examples for common perceptions of from inspiring English sources

Ordinary people coming out, therefore, affect common perceptions of homosexuality.

So go the common perceptions of the two nations.

The book strongly challenges common perceptions of Cuban behavior in Africa.

Despite common perceptions of the Catholic Church as monolithic, its organization in New York is diffuse.

She has single-handedly redefined common perceptions of cared for children.

Delving into the world of buying and selling sex goes much further than the more common perceptions of prostitution.

A common perception of Weimar is one of a heady, dizzy, jazz-drunk, sexually versatile time.

The common perception of acres of feckless hippies, junkies and escaped murderers is only partly true.

When Robbie Williams went swing, it still fitted with our common perception of his cheeky chappiness.

[C12.] Mining Company Executive Defends Safety Record Wilbur L. Ross Jr. accepts the common perception of him as a consummate cost cutter.

And off the phone, they weren't anything like the common perception of Wall Street types.