Sentence examples for perceptions that the from inspiring English sources

The revelations caused public outrage and reinforced perceptions that the defenders had been betrayed.

That has created perceptions that the vaccine was rushed.

It is precisely such perceptions that the Bush campaign is trying to dispel.

Responding to a question after his speech, Mr. Cheney sought to dispel perceptions that the United States was empire-building.

These are not new complaints, just persistent and unresolved grumblings that encourage perceptions that the N.B.A. is a scripted league.

This is nothing to do with politics, I'm talking about perceptions that the youths grow up with.

Another analyst suggested that there were perceptions that the Fed's move could not get to the root of the problem.

The article changed longstanding public perceptions that the grand jury in the case had disbanded without deciding to indict anyone.

Mr. Dowd said perceptions that the president's poll standing was poor, for instance, could lead the news media to constantly cover the president in an unduly negative light.

Perceptions that the coalition is withdrawing probably will encourage factions anticipating a power vacuum to seek local security solutions that could intensify sectarian violence and intra-sectarian competition.

The way that Bergner describes the research gives the impression that vaginal wetness trumps women's perceptions; that the body tells the "truth" about female desire.