Sentence examples for perception right from inspiring English sources

He hasn't been charged, but it's the accusations, the assumptions … that's the perception, right or wrong….

He added, "The perception, right now, that the Big Ten is facing is probably the toughest that it's ever been".

"There is a perception right now in America that Europe doesn't always carry its fair share of our mutual responsibilities," he said.

Except that they're not — I mean, not in their heart of hearts, since truth and lies are a matter of perception, right?

"My perception right now is the effects of calorie restriction are multiple," he said, "so I think it's highly difficult to find one, or two or three drugs that will mimic such a complex effect".

Salamanca maintains a nuanced tension between the two, and their partners, that keeps his "actors" a bit off balance, with twists of plot and perception right to the very end.

More of it, even if true, might not be to their liking.* "Getting Incentives Right, Getting Perceptions Right".

But because students must set an academic course long before they gain any such experience, their perceptions, right or wrong, play an enormous role in what they choose.

This theme describes women's thoughts and perceptions right at the beginning of the intervention and when they were first interviewed.

Concerning pregnant mother's perception of right time for ANC booking; about quarter of respondents answered the right time to be within the first three months of pregnancy while 53.3% still perceiving the right time to be beyond three months.

They say he should have paid more attention to the region earlier, instead of allowing Mrs. Clinton to be the first to bring up the upstate economy and to advance the perception -- right or wrong -- that she has taken the lead on the issue, a perception that has given her a bounce in the polls.