Sentence examples for perceptions were of from inspiring English sources
They were also asked what their perceptions were of policymakers and the policymaking process in Argentina, as well as what they perceived to be facilitators of or barriers to research use in policymaking.
"Perceptions are of some interest," Mr. Fishner said of the survey.
How different must Dubai's perceptions be of the U.S. in the wake of the blowup of the ports deal.
Ground plane perception is of vital importance to human mobility.
The public perception is of a cartel of elite obnoxiousness.
RITCHIE -- Yes, contrary to what people's perception is of her.
"Whatever the perception is of internal problems, they will not hurt us in bargaining".
George DeMontrond, chairman of the bid committee, said: "All the perception is of heat.
His last conscious perception is of Kornblum cutting through the water toward them.
I knew nothing about British food, and my perception was of a cuisine that was not very good.
Richard's perception is, of course, tested by the subsequent meetings, both in the battlefield and the court.
