Sentence examples for perceptions back at from inspiring English sources
It might be part of the smartening up that's followed the phone-hacking scandal, or it might be more evidence of the newspaper's brilliant ability to reflect its readership's changing perceptions back at them.
To her eye, these reclining females "suggest not languor but the art of perception" as they gaze calmly back at their observers.
Maduro and his aides have posted photos of Venezuelan beaches packed with tourists to push back at the perception that the unrest was spreading throughout the country.
Money was coming in and he planned to hire more staff, he said, pushing back at the perception that his race is a quirky quest that may be mostly aimed at raising his celebrity.
He will attempt to hit back at the perception that the party is only interested in "power for power's sake".
The Corn Refiners Association, an industry group, has been pushing back at the negative perceptions about high-fructose corn syrup, which is generally cheaper than sugar.
Back at home, he runs thoughts and perceptions by his wife.
That perception was bolstered by his astonishing recovery after breaking his back at Warwick last January.
But perhaps a more interesting way to look back at the past year is not through our perception of what's big, but the prism of your attention.
Emin said part of the reason she had been so keen to have the work back at Tate Britain was to have a chance to change people's original perceptions of the piece.
