Sentence examples for held perceptions from inspiring English sources

He sees the roots of this revulsion lodged in widely held perceptions about games.

HOW does this article challenge some commonly held perceptions about Mexican immigration patterns among Americans?

But the truth is that the sketch did reflect some commonly held perceptions of "strong" women in China.

If I do become president, I'd be keen to redefine commonly held perceptions of what a student is".

Menser explained that his suggestion was meant to refer to the attempted overthrow of commonly held perceptions of Brooklyn as secondary to the island to the northwest.

This flies in the face of widely held perceptions of the two players — Teixeira is a multiple Gold Glove winner and Howard is, well, not.

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

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

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

But Whole Foods says the widely held perception that its prices are higher than its competitors' is simply untrue.

"People say I have no instructions," Holbrooke joked, acknowledging a widely held perception that he was a rule unto himself.