Sentence examples for kill the perception from inspiring English sources

First, Washington should move aggressively to solve simmering political disputes, he said, particularly the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, to "kill the perception" that it favors Israel.

The two young supernovas seemed to coexist well at the end of last season's title run, enough to kill the perception that they could not quite get along on the court.

The show is "The United Stats of America," and in it the Sklar brothers, Jason and Randy, are on a mission to kill the common perception that statistics are boring.

And with an insider's view, Martin Jakl, a former employee of Symbian Ltd and also subsequently Nokia briefly when the latter took over the running of the OS, believes it was public perception that killed Symbian — the perception that the OS was bad because of an outdated UI sitting on top, holding it back.

She held a press conference yesterday to counter the popular perception that her husband killed the neighbors on account of their religion.

Our findings fly in the face of the common perception that ride-sharing companies like Uber and Lyft and the urban bicycle movement are killing the automobile.

However, if you go about threatening to kill people on Twitter, the perception people have of you could be that you actually do belong in a playground, so it's a tricky line to navigate successfully. .

(The bear killed the lion).

A Berlin critic of Schoenberg's atonal works wrote indignantly that the music "kills tonal perception".

Bibby and these Kings have already killed that perception, but there is the question of what would happen if the game were tied and Sacramento's season was on the line in the final seconds.

Last week, Kill played down his seizures and the perception that they affected his ability to coach.