Sentence examples for old perception from inspiring English sources

"Social sippers in America have kind of an old perception of Bordeaux.

Then he returns to America and is treated like a black man, and it confirms the old perception of what social classes should be according to race.

"We're trying to change the old perception that there's not enough to do here," said Liza Cartmell, president of the Atlantic City Alliance, a casino-funded non-profit organisation that's responsible for the city's marketing.

"What we have shown the old perception of France as a place where it was easy to pick up a cheque and enjoy a good living is no more.

"The idea with HOT lanes was 'O.K., let's use the capacity better and put a price on the availability of a faster lane.' " Although the old perception of HOT lanes as a privilege for the rich persists, Ms. Hanak said, "Anybody who's a driver can at certain times find it really valuable to get somewhere faster.

This means that the old perception of marketing, as a means to prefer the interests of some stakeholders to others, has failed.

Old perceptions took a beating today.

The aides say society is stuck in old perceptions and definitions about how Russia is run.

Never mind the old perceptions, say Mr. Vasser and other Atlantic City advocates.

And yet, even as outsourcing takes on new directions, old perceptions linger.

But now the miracle is powerfully reshaping the continental land mass and old perceptions with it.