Sentence examples for perceptions of many from inspiring English sources

"As a community we all need to be committed to challenging the perceptions of many men," he said.

A so-called physical object is public if the perceptions of many persons cohere or agree; otherwise it is not.

His ethnic sensibility has become, perhaps, more acute, Mr. Coury said, since the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, altered the reality and perceptions of many Arab Americans.

Jens replies: "We are Lutherans in our souls — I'm an atheist, but still have the Lutheran perceptions of many: to help your neighbor.

But, contrary to the perceptions of many, the vast majority of the country's young people are looking to do the right thing.

Trump's demonising of the Movement for Black Lives (a coalition of US groups representing black communities, including Black Lives Matter) has reinforced the perceptions of many white people that they are a distinctive community threatened with extinction by "black" crime.

The right to be made a partner was tightly, and in the perception of many, unfairly, controlled.

"The reality of what is served in schools is far, far better than the perception of many parents, who often remember what it was like in their day.

He also insisted that he did not share the perception of many American Catholics that there were deep divisions within the church.

Prices are higher than in many developing countries, but they are not wildly divergent.The apparent improvement in affordability does not tally with the perception of many Chinese.

Even a conviction Saturday would not change the perception of many of his followers that he was martyred by politically motivated prosecutors and judges.