Sentence examples for is a common perception from inspiring English sources

It is a common perception.

"This is a common perception yet is cricket really a pan-Indian phenomenon?

Khan further argued that there is a common perception that Bhutto decided to run for office under U.S. pressure.

There is a common perception that it's more acceptable to brag now than it was in the past, especially about our children.

That is a common perception, said Mark Simon, an education analyst for the Economic Policy Institute, which receives teachers' union financing.

"There is a common perception that there is always a single 'right mark' or a 'wrong mark' for some more extended answers," Julie Swan, executive director for general qualifications said in May.

It's a common perception that Switzerland's vaunted independence was ordained by its geography.

There's a common perception that the Triangle only succeeded in the N.B.A. because the greatest players in the world were running it.

"There's a common perception that in the age of the iPod people click between things more than they ever did.

"There's a common perception that self-esteem is key to success, but it turns out it isn't," she said.

There seems to be a common perception that rheostat-type dimmers only convert the energy "saved" by dimming the switch into heat and, therefore, do not make a net saving.