Sentence examples for held perception from inspiring English sources

However, there is an incorrect but commonly held perception that streamlines cannot be used for gas reservoirs.

The widely held perception is that English players are over-valued.

The poster was just an expression of that popularly held perception.

The study also built on a commonly held perception about memory.

But there is a widely held perception that these approaches are too expensive.

"That is a widely held perception and it's interesting to come in and see how it really works.

And whatever happens in Game 6, in less than a month they have altered a long-held perception about pro basketball in Dallas.

Then there is the long-held perception that the city will prevail in any dispute decided in Albany — and, worse, that people downstate belittle rural dwellers.

The OED study concluded that the widely-held perception that the Bank's livestock development efforts have been unsatisfactory accounted, in part, for the steep decline in livestock lending since 1980.

The potential savings are enormous, too, wiping out the industry's long-held perception that flexible factories are too expensive to create and maintain.

The other long-held perception about the West is that it is a one-team race.