Sentence examples for outside perceptions from inspiring English sources

It has changed outside perceptions of Liverpool and Liverpool's perceptions of itself".

Behind the self-deprecation, though, is someone acutely aware of outside perceptions.

While most of the Giants players follow the company line of mime-like reticence when it comes to outside perceptions, there are, eventually, breaking points.

He more than anybody recognises the gallery's role in changing outside perceptions of the Borough, as he says: Over the last five years, mima has become a significant part of the offer that attracts people to Middlesbrough.

"People have to unlearn certain positions, and that's like a performance – it's the letting go of outside perceptions – and I personally feel like I'm just learning how to let go and have my own experience.

The difference isn't quite clear, but it may have to do with outside perceptions, as Xia Bin, head of the financial research institute at the State Council's think tank, the Development Research Center, hinted.

Perhaps the outside perception is only of what's on show?

It suffers unfairly from an outside perception that it is a risky and unstable place.

The outside perception, fueled by the news media, is that Manning runs the team.

But the biggest stumbling block is the outside perception of this environment and the kids that come from it.

I think the outside perception of Chinese youth is one of a mass of people with limited individual identity.