Sentence examples for contributed to the perception from inspiring English sources

The government has contributed to the perception of the public sector workforce as being lazy and money-grabbing.

The fact that older people welcomed the DC5 contributed to the perception that they were never really cool.

Perhaps the fact they threw themselves into light entertainment contributed to the perception of them as a novelty act, something they both resent.

It is a rebuke to Margaret Thatcher's famous declaration that there is no such thing as society, which contributed to the perception that the Tories were uncaring.

And the no-folding-chair-out-of-place meticulousness has at times contributed to the perception of Mr. Romney as a distant figure.

For all that has contributed to the perception that the Jets have gained ground on the Giants, the element the Jets cannot match is tradition.

"Poor decisions, poorly executed, all came together to contribute to the perception".

The institute complained that asking the questions would contribute to the perception that Arabs were unfairly viewed as suspects.

The egalitarian structure the Workers Partyy has traditionally favored may be contributing to the perception of chaos, political analysts say.

The ethics staff reduction "contributes to the perception that the F.B.I. will not tolerate criticism from within its ranks," the senators said.

Mr. Kerry's fondness for "sort of" may contribute to the perception that he's reluctant to commit himself or fearful of being held to his exact words.