Sentence examples for perception outside from inspiring English sources

"I know the perception outside is that Florida State is a football factory," said Rolle, who is not related to Samari Rolle, a defensive back for the Baltimore Ravens who also attended Florida State.

LAURA SECOR: There is a widespread perception outside Iran that the Green Movement has been defeated.

Here is a book that will change that perception, outside Russia at least.

"I guess there might be a perception outside the city that it's not a terribly literary environment," she says.

The common perception outside the north-west of England is that Manchester is successful and confident, and that Liverpool is neither.

This resistance added to a growing perception outside Germany that the country is increasingly reluctant to preserve the euro, and certainly not the leading defender it should be.

We cannot control the perception from outside, but I can influence the players, explain things and analyse things.

In three studies conducted over two years, Bohns will measure whether perception causes outside observers to systematically overestimate the voluntariness of consent.

He denied, once again, that Villas-Boas had been the victim of some kind of dressing-room mutiny – "That's just the perception from outside" – but it was noticeable there was no Capello-style eulogy about the former manager.

Mr Agius, a former investment banker and chairman of Lazards in London, says Barclays Capital has had "an interesting summer" but adds: "One of the most startling characteristics of the credit crunch was the difference between what was happening on the ground and the perception from outside".

The perception from outside of the FA, supported by our own research, is that we are slow to adapt, that we are followers rather than leaders and as such we lack credibility in the eyes of those whose trust we seek to govern the game".