Sentence examples for of the perceptions from inspiring English sources

He added that none of the perceptions bothered him.

That's one of the perceptions about motorcycles that I used as a theme in the book.

It's just a reminder of the perceptions that people have of the head of the company.

"This is serious because it continues some of the perceptions of Africa we're trying to run away from," he said.

Interestingly, some of the perceptions of the external organisations that we fund through commissioning were much more positive.

"That said, the Chinese government's management of the perceptions of all these things has been pretty bad.

"I think there is a risk of the perceptions of [Carlile's] independence being undermined, and that then undermines [his] credibility," Dismore said.

But if the administration, and Congress cannot control the economy -- and they cannot -- the administration can try to control some of the perceptions about it.

David Wise, in his book "Cassidy's Run: The Secret Spy War Over Nerve Gas," notes that this phrase means "the manipulation of the perceptions of the target country.

Taken as a whole, though, they provide a good indication of the perceptions of the widest possible swath of investors in credit, equity, derivatives and currency markets.

Although we can be aware of the perceptions and emotions we experience in our dreams, we are not conscious in the same way as when we're awake.