Sentence examples for perception held from inspiring English sources

Duncan, as the perception held, was not a creature of the A.A.U.

A widespread perception held that the book was animated from within by its author.

Fix the reality behind those regulatory problems and thereby change the perception held by most soccer moms that government favors corporate profits over children's health.

"There is a particular attention on presenters because of their profile, and a perception held by our audience that deploying presenters does not add to our journalism".

The documents are likely to reinforce a perception held by many corporate clients — and the public — that law firms inflate bills by performing superfluous tasks and overstaffing assignments.

The nature of this type of abuse makes many of the children feel complicit and all too often this can be negatively reinforced by the perception held by others.

While common perception holds that tunnels are more expensive than bridges to build, engineers said that was not necessarily the case.

Affluent families often spend heavily to help children buy their first homes, particularly sons — a popular perception holds that young men have trouble finding spouses if they do not own a home.

The Representative Theory of Perception holds that our perception of the world is always mediated by the perception of our ideas of sense or, in Hume's vocabulary, our impressions.

Are the perceptions held by senior management in alignment?

Furthermore, the perceptions held by children of colour of what constitutes attractiveness, beauty and positive qualities are often skewed by mainstream media images.