Sentence examples for from any perception of from inspiring English sources

The handbag – golden goose of any modern luxury house – was kept well protected from any perception of "un-mainstreaming".

Now, with the bombing campaign in Afghanistan, Mr. Musharraf has to separate the war on terrorism from any perception of supporting an attack against fellow Muslims.

People that remote from any perception of what Jonathan's talent was all about would probably suggest putting up a real glass wall for the mime Marcel Marceau to press his fingertips against.

Men wanted to avoid being the target of homophobic abuse, so they would be macho to distance themselves from any perception of homosexuality," McCormack told HuffPost.

While Colombia receives more than $600 million a year in security and antinarcotics aid from the United States, any perception of a more in-depth American role in the rescue would be likely to inflame emotions in neighboring countries like Venezuela, where political supporters of President Hugo Chávez openly support the FARC.

Cornel Borbely, the head of the investigatory arm of the ethics committee, has stepped aside from the case to avoid any perception of conflict of interest given that he and Blatter are both Swiss.

Sir Jeremy Heywood, the Cabinet Secretary, added: "We have clear procedures in place to protect [Mrs Clegg] and the DPM from any conflicts of interest on any perception of undue influence and I am fully satisfied that these are rigorously complied with".

One reason the Gore campaign was eager to get the story out in a hurry was a fear that Mr. Gore's current political momentum might suffer from a perception of any improperly gained advantage.

In part it stems from a perception of shared values.

Shame, on the other hand, is a social feeling, born from a perception of other people's disgust, a susceptibility to their contempt and derision.

For both the perception of an X and a subjectively indistinguishable hallucination of an X are experiences which are subjectively indistinguishable from a perception of an X.