Sentence examples for have the perception from inspiring English sources

The institution – which climbed to 74th place in the recent Times Higher Education (THE) World University Rankings, up from 117th place last year – described how many British and Irish students have the perception that studying in the Netherlands means they have to study in a different language, or that it is located too far from the UK.

"They have the perception that all seniors are doddering idiots.

"Even bureaucrats have the perception of him as Superman".

"Maybe five years from now," Dungy said, "I'll have the perception of being an offensive coach".

Because people have the perception women won't complain, they're getting less.

"Plus, it doesn't have the perception as a drink for younger people".

At one point, she tells Matt, "You do not have the perception God gave lettuce".

We don't have the perception to look at the multiplicity of events that the modern generation experiences".

I am always interested in how we use words: the power they have, the perception they convey, the pressure they bestow on us.

"Now these fans have the perception that I'm some racist bigot," Wagner said, which, no question, happened to be a very good quotation.

It would benefit this member to have the 'perception' to have saved the district money.