Sentence examples for most common perceptions from inspiring English sources

"One of the most common perceptions I found among my students is that candidates don't keep their campaign promises," he said.

This is at odds with most common perceptions of the way the world is.

This video is a perfect example of using humor to explore some of the most common perceptions of the President, often criticized for being analytical and compromising to a fault.

And if you do it enough times it can become the "reality" — because reality is just the most common perception.

The second most common perception of the phrase 'population health' was that it referred to all the people living in a geographical area.

Overall the most common perception of the phrase 'population health' among those working for ACOs related it to a defined group of patients.

If Americans want to reach a middle ground where gun violence is less frequent and our Constitutional rights left intact, here are the most common gun perceptions that need to be shot down.

The most common patient perceptions studied were confidence in their physician (n=12), satisfaction (n=9), professionalism (n=7), perceived competence (n=7), comfort (n=6) and knowledge (n=6).

Only seven are based on African soil and most draw on common perceptions of the continent – The Lion King, Madagascar, Tarzan and The Wild for example.

The most common of the perceptions in this arena is "Christians are too confident they know all the answers" (35%).

However most common, distressing 'nocebo' perceptions in psychiatry are unwarranted (to the outside observer) versions of everyday concerns – such as that others are devious and the self is worthless, as exemplified by the study by quoted in Table 1 (Fowler et al., 2006).