Sentence examples for inevitable perception from inspiring English sources

"There is this sort of inevitable perception that takes time to wash off.

Barra, the first woman to run the world's largest automaker, and the first woman to run any car company, will face inevitable challenges of perception.

This may be unfair, but the perception is inevitable.

That's inevitable when privilege and perceptions are challenged.

To create context-aware applications it is inevitable to provide them with perception capabilities as to various types of urban context, including the domains of sensing, abstraction, and modeling (conceptualization and representation)   2.

In a book with so much emphasis on American and Western European cemeteries, there's the inevitable sense of presentation affecting perception.

At the same time, her candidacy has always been more inevitable than inspiring, with negative perceptions of the Democratic nominee persisting within the party even at this late stage of the election calendar.

This will serve to enhance the patient's feelings of personal control and help to cope with the inevitable disappointments, thereby enhancing positive perceptions of SMBG [ 16, 21, 36- 38].

Since students had heard about the new programme from varied sources, it is inevitable that different opinions and perceptions will have been expressed by the sources, both within and outside the institution.

Rather, increasing polarisation makes a rise in the perception of "activism" almost inevitable.

It is inevitable that there will be the perception of winners and losers as we go through this process.