Sentence examples for has a perception of from inspiring English sources

Everybody has a perception of how a Welsh accent sounds.

Though negative in content, the impression it makes is positive; one has a perception of an absence where one misses something.

When an individual has a perception of adequate control over events, this can reduce their perception of being threatened (Lazarus & Folkman 1984).

It's interesting, I think as a Latino actor the biggest challenge is being called Latino because immediately the world has a perception of what that means.

The organizational support theory developed by Eisenberger and colleagues [ 19] supposes that each worker has a perception of how the organization cares about employees' needs and expectations.

"A lot of people still have a perception of Ford that is old," Mr. Hesterberg said.

"I had a perception of Ogden as a boarded-up railroad town," he said.

Like everyone else I had a perception of what homelessness looks like.

"People already have a perception of you and your country," Hall said.

"They had a perception of me like the lazy Mexican," he said.

"I think sometimes people have a perception of me, that I am outlandish," Mr. Fulk said.