Sentence examples for it is the perception of from inspiring English sources

Many times it is the perception of someone's lifestyle more than anything else that hurts business people.

[Q: How can a young girl, of perhaps nine or ten, be considered immodest?] It is the perception of modesty that matters.

4. (S/NF) Most importantly, it is the perception of India as the primary threat to the Pakistani state that colors its perceptions of the conflict in Afghanistan and Pakistan's security needs.

If anything gets Meehan's goat these days, it is the perception of Toulon as a club full of highly paid mercenaries, lured by the open chequebook of the flamboyantly outspoken president, Mourad Boudjellal.

It is the perception of a cosy, indifferent bureaucracy – social workers, councillors and police officers who could not face up to do something about terrible crimes partly because of their prejudices about the poor and partly because they were concerned about being labelled as prejudiced against Asians.

It is the perception of a cosy, self-serving, gilded elite: civil servants, ministers, special advisers, newspaper bosses, tycoons and lobbyists gliding seamlessly in and out of each other's salons and watching out for each other; of the establishment's revolving doors spinning furiously.

As Sirakaya et al. (1997) emphasize it is the perceptions of safety that affects tourists choice of destination.

It is the perceptions of self-efficacy rather than objective ability that motivate individuals to demonstrate entrepreneurial behavior.

According to the Cognitive Vulnerability Model, it is the perceptions of a stimulus as uncontrollable, unpredictable, dangerous and disgusting which directly determine fear of that stimulus.

"It was the perception of that word, cheer," she said.

"Even more than the job figures themselves, it's the perception of employment that's key.