Sentence examples for gulf of perception from inspiring English sources
This gulf of perception has left Tea Party organizers struggling to scrub the stain of racism from its image, but those efforts may fly in the face of the facts.
Missing, though, is a sense of how unpredictable and tenuous the place is, often defined less by progress and more by the gulf of perceptions between a version of events offered by a coterie of politicians, party leaders and security officials and a disenchanted, suspicious public that seems these days more inclined to question than to believe.
But the wall that separates the crowds on Tahrir from the Military Council is actually a gulf of generation, perception, and culture.
The justices spoke at each other across a wide gulf of instinct and perception.
The thinktank highlights what it sees as a gulf between perceptions of the tax system and reality.
But in police encounters, there is often a wide gulf between perception and reality, said a Police Department official, who spoke on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to speak for the agency.
What is clear is that there remains a gulf in the perception of the disorder between those working in paediatric and child and adolescent mental health services and those working in adult mental health, that cannot be explained on the basis of validated evidence based information [ 43].
However, the gulf between perception and reality raises two problems.
Here, in the gulf between perception and reality, it starts to gets weird.
This is the interesting thing about Greyhound – the gulf between perception and reality.
