Sentence examples for perception at that time from inspiring English sources

From his perception at that time, his wife was just being irritating.

Second, there was a perception at that time that we had enough teachers because school rolls were falling.

Renger, who joined the company in 2001, recalled, "The perception at that time was, You have a lot of medications available — should we be working on this?" How large was the population of insomniacs poorly served by Ambien?

But while the pictures of the destruction that killed the four girls helped fight the long-held perception at that time that black bodies are less-valuable, it is a battle that still carries on today.

The South Australian senator Sean Edwards had agreed not to support that looming spill motion because Abbott assured him South Australian ship builders could be involved in the submarine bidding process, contrary to a widespread perception at the time that the government was likely to have them built in Japan.

Judge Peck there was an "undeniably correct" perception at the time that the sale "mitigated systemic risk," and helped avert "an even greater economic calamity".

He added that the "common public perception" at the time was that the sentencing was "too light".

Reading Karr's ground-breaking book when it came out in 1995 was a revelation -- my perception at the time was that mentioning unhappy childhoods was verboten -- by the time Jeannette Walls' The Glass Castle came out ten years later, some readers (myself included) were suffering from literary bad-childhood fatigue.

He told jurors that his perception at the time was different to what he accepted was subsequently shown in footage.

At least that was the perception at the time.

I knew my friends were laughing at me, at least that was my perception at the time.