Sentence examples for its common perception from inspiring English sources

Grădinaru and essayist Mircea Moț analyzed the volume as a fundamentally sad text, in stated contrast with its common perception as a recollection of joyful moments: the former focused on moments which seem to depict Nică as a loner, the latter highlighted those sections which include Creangă's bitter musings about destiny and the impregnability of changes.

It's a common perception, isn't it?

This grouping of ethnic minorities most likely has its roots in the common perception among the Kinh majority of ethnic minorities being essentially one entity.

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

It is a common perception.

It is a common perception that IP litigation is exploding, in part because the patent system is allegedly broken.

But Fatah has done little to change a common perception that its leaders are corrupt and the organisation stagnant.

Michael O'Leary, its abrasive boss, says the common perception is that Ryanair's tickets are so cheap that travellers will "crawl over broken glass" for them.Why then did he use the firm's annual general meeting in September to announce a new, softer Ryanair?

Some people think — despite common perception — it ain't necessarily so.

When Robbie Williams went swing, it still fitted with our common perception of his cheeky chappiness.

But Justice Ginsburg said the analysis defied the "common perception" of what it means to "use" something in interstate commerce.