Sentence examples for contrary to public perceptions from inspiring English sources

3. The countryside isn't being concreted over Contrary to public perceptions, England is not being covered in concrete.

Contrary to public perceptions in Europe, by far the greatest number of displaced people are currently in the Middle East and Africa, meaning that low-income and/or fragile states continue to bear the greatest burden.

Contrary to public perception created by the filmmaker for pure publicity, "Inshallah, Football" was not banned.

The one piece of good news, contrary to public perception, is the falling dollar.

Healthcare serial killers are an extremely rare phenomenon, contrary to public perception".

Contrary to public perception, corporate managers are no entrepreneurs, and hardly impressive agents of capitalism.

Anderson said that, contrary to public perception, the government did not provide all of the academy's money.

In recent years, contrary to public perception, juvenile crime has declined both in the city and across the country.

But, contrary to public perception, just as many of them told me that they joined because of September 11th, and they really believed in the cause.

And contrary to public perception, says Diane Mulcahy, one of the authors, venture capitalists (VCs) do not take a lot of risk.

The show, which opens today at the Queens Historical Society on 37th Avenue near Parsons Boulevard in Flushing, underscores the fact that, contrary to public perception, the borough is a center of Modernism.