Sentence examples for perception that it stands from inspiring English sources

The biggest problem for the Democratic Party is the general public perception that it stands for nothing.

Not that it stood a chance anyway.

As Robbins says, attention steers perception, so it stands to reason that if I put my attention on cultivating interior spaciousness, I will perceive more space.

In recent years, psychologists have reported a raft of findings on race biases, brain imaging and even extrasensory perception that have not stood up to scrutiny.

The Ogden memo, or at least the public perception of it, stood in the way.

Mr. Hevesi's campaign slogan is "MEBQ," and although there is a popular perception that this stands for "Me Big Quahog," the truth is that it means "Most Experienced, Best Qualified".

It stands to benefit from recession chic, as well as from the backlash against Starbucks, which has closed hundreds of stores and introduced new brews to fight the perception that it has lost its coffeehouse soul.

As it stands, perception is nine tenths of everything, as I like to tell my real estate colleagues.

In 2005, Mr. Bloomberg adopted Mr. Kelly's view in a dispute over who should control the scene at terrorist attacks and other emergencies, further cementing the perception that the Police Department stands in front of firefighters in line for money and responsibility.

The very perception that the government stands ready to rescue the largest banks tends to be construed by the markets as a government insurance policy -- one that encourages the executives at such institutions to take bigger risks.

"However the perception that it is 'old' now doesn't play out, viewers have changed their perception.