The perceived Big Brother attitude that accompanies most government policies and directions carries the danger of making people hostile to safe sanitation and its benefits – worsening the problem.
Although I had a number of years behind me playing in provincial orchestras, nothing prepared me for the perceived "big-time" pressure of the occasion.
Popular hostility toward immigrants is determined by the perceived big picture, which polling data also shows most people get badly wrong.
Mr. Clinton likewise was seeking re-election, after voters in the midterm elections had put Republicans in power in Congress as a rebuke to his perceived big-government liberalism.
Still, John Kavulich, a senior adviser for the U.S.-Cuba Trade and Economic Council, said Cuba had a history of pulling back on perceived big steps toward freer enterprise and might wrestle to explain how such high-dollar compounds could coexist with often dilapidated housing for everyone else.
Yet for all those who might belittle the group for their huge success, the perceived big-stage mildness of their music or even their middle-class backgrounds – all of which has happened – they put on the kind of show which smashes such preconceptions out of the water.
His perceived big-time attitude is just a question of perception.
Mr Miliband and Mr Farage may be seeking the same kind of voter - badly paid, disenfranchised, frustrated with the perceived big, bad corporate world.
They're trying to preserve their gains, so instead of playing to win, they're often playing not to lose, whether hesitating to take perceived big risks or feeling the need to take outsized chances," said Michele Meyer-Shipp, KPMG's chief diversity officer.
