Sentence examples for perception says from inspiring English sources

"It's an imperial perception," says Alexander Rondeli of the Georgian Foundation for Strategic and International Studies.

"I wanted to play with the wisdom and clarity of a child's perception," says Lynch, who admits drawing on her own daughter's innocence at the same age.

The biggest challenge to overcome is societal perception, says Martin Green, chief executive of Care England, which represents independent care providers.

And contrary to public perception, says Diane Mulcahy, one of the authors, venture capitalists (VCs) do not take a lot of risk.

The benefit that they decided not to claim made up the lion's share of the council's saving.Mitchell Sommers, a psychologist at Washington University in St Louis, Missouri, with an interest in speech perception, says the findings confirm what other studies have shown about VRA: that it is not particularly good at detecting liars, but that it does act as an excellent deterrent.

This illustrates the way that our expectations shape our perception, says Deutsch.

"It's a very widespread perception," said Richard Bready, managing editor of the Microsoft Encarta Dictionary.

This perception said much more about the British than the Germans.

"It's about perception," said Keith Boggs, the county's deputy executive officer for economic development.

"That is a very big change in perception," said Clifford D. Corso, chief executive of the trading firm Cutwater Asset Management.

That is a common perception, said Mark Simon, an education analyst for the Economic Policy Institute, which receives teachers' union financing.