Sentence examples for feeding the perception from inspiring English sources
Just as the parade of big-name Democrats that rallied to Mr. Davis's side reminded voters of his vulnerability, Mr. Camejo said, the party's efforts here are feeding the perception of Mr. Newsom as the business-as-usual candidate.
The image from the first sentence of "Syria's elite [who] dine and dance till dawn on tabletops to the thump of patriotic songs" is a provocative one, feeding the perception of a carelessly out-of-touch ruling class embodied by the president and his wife.
Flip-flop category: marginal tweak.The same week, Obama said he didn't think that "mental distress" alone was sufficient justification for a late-term abortion, prompting the president of the National Organization for Women to rebuke him for feeding the perception that women seek abortions because they're "having a bad-hair day".
The same week, Obama said he didn't think that "mental distress" alone was sufficient justification for a late-term abortion, prompting the president of the National Organization for Women to rebuke him for feeding the perception that women seek abortions because they're "having a bad-hair day".
Such an action takes on all the great-er importance in underscoring U.S. commitment to the security of Taiwan insofar as the executive branch's calculated ambiguity on this point is only feeding the perception in ruling Chinese circles that an attack on Taiwan will at least until November be essentially cost-free.
But they have to be careful, they have to be smart, and they have to avoid feeding the perception that the US is an overbearing global threat.
On the one hand the cable may feed the perception, voiced last week by the monetary policy committee member Adam Posen, that the governor is "excessively political".
Yet his reliance on one slice of his constituency -- his fellow energy executives -- only fed the perception that the Bush team is far too close to energy interests.
This obviously limits their ability to be effective and feeds the perception of the United States as a huge foreign occupying force.
No doubt the DfES will subsequently receive a hostile response from some young Muslim girls which will further feed the perception that Muslims are intransigent.
