Sentence examples for get the perception from inspiring English sources
"You don't get the perception that this is an integrated country".
"Nobody wants to see, or get the perception, that all this is about retribution against political enemies rather than the rule of law," Mr. Gordon said.
But "once you get the perception that there is a coloured minority running around out there with guns, you will do whatever it takes to protect your children," he said.
You sort of get the perception here, at one point it looked like you were very strong, but now maybe not so much after the past couple of months.
"People get the perception that I walked out of prison, walked into the federal probation office, and got a job," Porter said.
The proxy report forms were designed to get the perception of parents about their child's HRQOL.
"Cycling got the perception that it was not about who was the best rider but about who had the best chemists," says Mr Brown.
Republicans are complaining that people might get the 'wrong perception' from a political ad?
"Until we get the cultural perceptions changed," she said, "we're going to face continued underrepresentation of women in science".
When the struggle of doing science is eliminated or simplified, learners get the wrong perceptions of what is involved when obtaining scientific knowledge and evidence.
