Sentence examples for perception both from inspiring English sources
In the battle of perception, both sides have been making statements that may not be accurate.
He is a man for whom every perception, both in itself and in what it points to, is sacred.
"You can't underestimate the public perception both within Iraq and within the Arab world about the percentage of the force being so heavily American," the general said in an interview here at his headquarters.
Europe's crisis and the seeming inability of its political leaders to provide quick solutions have fostered the perception, both at home and abroad, of a continent barely surviving on its past glories.
The more sensationalist press here is virulently anti-immigrant, and there is a growing public perception, both reflected in and fueled by overtly anti-refugee statements from both main parties in Parliament, that most asylum seekers are taking advantage of Britain's generosity and do not have legitimate asylum claims.
Smith went on, "There was a clear perception both in Islamabad and in some quarters in Washington that Blackwill was using the crisis as a vehicle to attain his own goals for U.S.-Indian relations, and that little consideration was being given to the potential adverse impact on the war on terrorism".
Hence, the sole object of our perceptions, both intellectual and sensory, is God.
Usability research findings have the most effect when user behavior and perceptions both point to the same conclusions.
Despite partial information informing those perceptions, both sides hold deep convictions that their perceptions are complete and correct.
Equally known for tackling difficult topics like these in order to create new perceptions, both artists believe "art and anatomy are intimately linked historically".
Since in children and adolescents treatment decisions may in large parts depend on parents' perceptions, both self- and proxy-reported HRQoL were examined.
