Sentence examples for many perceptions from inspiring English sources

"There are many perceptions of me, most of them false or exaggerated.

Interestingly, and against many perceptions, this doesn't have to cost businesses lots of money.

If they were the biggest on-pitch shame, the events of Equatorial Guinea's semi-final against Ghana probably need little further recounting here, but will colour many perceptions of the tournament.

Jordi Cruyff probably got more right than wrong in a top-level career that injuries effectively curtailed at the age of 30, but the stock he was born of informed many perceptions and has a bearing on the way he manages his post-playing incarnation, too.

Byatt admits that she "does not love" this generation of thinkers and artists as warmly as she does the High Victorians who inspired Possession: (1990): the Booker-winning, world-conquering "romance" that so drastically altered many perceptions of the writer-critic who, from 1972 to 1983, taught English at University College, London.

Al-Haytham held that many perceptions are inferential, and he explains his views in II.3 of the Optics.

That is upside down to many Americans' perceptions of the budget.

This was fascinating in itself, suggesting the many ways perceptions are shaped socially, politically and by the media.

All the same, it could help reverse many consumers' perceptions that they know all they need to about Tylenol, he said.

Many parents' perceptions of jobs and careers have not changed since their schooldays even though some sectors have evolved and bear little or no resemblance to 25 years ago or did not even exist then.

I think many homophobic perceptions stem from age-old religious conservatism laced with paternalism: the ideal of a nuclear family held together and led by a monogamous, strait-laced and righteous pair.