Sentence examples for creating perception from inspiring English sources

SAUL HANSELL COMMENTApple has mastered the art of creating perception around consumer tech devices as a status/fashion statements combined with psychology of the impulse buy.

Why is China so keen on a "New Type of Great Power Relations" and on creating perceptions of endorsement by Obama?

"We're in a perception business; I don't create perception, you create perception," Angelo said, referring to the news media.

That has created perceptions that the vaccine was rushed.

The EU debate in the UK is widely re-reported in the Spanish press and can create perceptions that do not reflect the coalition government's actual position.

Instead of police walking around to create perceptions of safety at great expense I would like to see them using the stats as a platform for real discussion with local communities.

Inconsistency and lack of consensus are likely to create perceptions of unfairness, thereby increasing dissatisfaction with and resistance to continued use of the BSC.

All these beliefs create perceptions about the possible causes for a disease and often determine the approach to treatment.

At the health system level, incorrect interpretation may lead to decreased trust of RDTs, create perceptions of treatment failures and result in an over-estimation of the prevalence of malaria in the area.

"There was a cost for creating that perception".

Into that vacuum stepped Trudeau chirpily, creating the perception that he was the progressive alternative.