Sentence examples for exploit perceptions from inspiring English sources

Exploit perceptions by some voters that he is arrogant, lacks humility and tries to be "all things to all men".

A New Zealand "Natives" tour (1888 89) of Australia and the British Isles was organized by an entrepreneur keen to exploit British perceptions of the "exotic" Maori population of New Zealand.

Toyota was able to exploit these perceptions and take ownership of the attribute of "reliability".

He alone sought to exploit a perception that Mrs Clinton represents more of the same.

Dinkins, the movie wonders why Mr. Dinkins was perceived as ineffectual, and wonders also how Mr. Giuliani, who had lost a close election to Mr. Dinkins in 1989, was able to exploit this perception when he narrowly won their rematch four years later.

It was good he concluded before giving his political enemies even more opportunity to exploit the perception that he is weak and fails to lead.

Iran is exploiting a perception of American weakness and betrayal of longtime friends to spread its influence.

Louann Giambattista, 55, of Nassau County, Long Island, is suing American Airlines for exploiting the perception that she was mentally ill through false claims that she carried pet rats onboard.

The prosecution claimed that while Collins was governor, Dr. Collins exploited a perception that he could influence the awarding of state contracts through his wife.

It was alleged that he exploited this perception to pressure people who did business with the state to invest nearly $2 million with him.

Florida residents may find the details disturbing if that person is misrepresenting that his sex offense involved a 17 year old (exploiting public perception of maturity and seductive teen stereotypes), as opposed to a toddler.