Sentence examples for different perception than from inspiring English sources

Interviewed by telephone during a trip to Silicon Valley, he said, "I'm getting a remarkably different perception than I did a year ago" when he was greeted with skepticism.

The students have a completely different perception than the scientific view as to how natural selection operates.

In an interview with The Huffington Post, Stewart said that many lawmakers appear to have a fundamentally different perception than he does of the people who are ill and dying because of their work healing America after terrorist attacks killed 2,977 people in 2001.

To the extent that immigrants have different perceptions than the Canadian-born on what constitutes a job match, the degree of job match could be systematically misreported rendering the subsequent analysis misleading.

Our appreciation alSimilarlyo the Chiefs and people of the Kassena-Nankana District women support and co-operation enabled us to successfully carry out the study.

Young people have a different perception of their physical selves than the image that exists in some MPs imaginations.

Saudi Arabia, by contrast, has been drifting under an ailing king, trying to buy a different perception of itself with better advertising rather than with deeper reform.

There have been far more South Americans than Europeans; there's obviously a different perception of Russia in the press over there.

"I do think collective seeing makes for a different perception.

Specialists have a totally different perception.

Specialists have a different perception of this.