Sentence examples for persistent perception from inspiring English sources

Truly striking is the persistent perception that somehow, deficit reduction can be done on the cheap.

When asked weeks later about the persistent perception of the N.B.A. and other men's team sports as homophobic, Mr. Stern removed his glasses, rubbed his eyes and said, "I think we're going to get there".

Faced with competition from televised NFL games and a persistent perception that home-grown football was second-rate, the CFL saw TV revenues fall to $240,000 per club by 1991.

A booklet published by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration in 2004 noted that violence in health facilities was "likely to be underreported, perhaps due in part to the persistent perception within the health care industry that assaults are part of the job".

I'm not sure why, but there seems to be a persistent perception out there that involves those who travel for a long time.

We suffered a spasmodic regressive backlash to the Democratic Party amid the persistent perception, grounded in sad reality, that Democrats had become the Party of elites, of Wall Street and without the capacity to understand the growing majority of Americans who FEEL that the American Dream is dead for them and worse, for their children.

Our collective and historic failure to preserve authentic female voices for posterity feeds into, and is informed by, persistent perceptions that women's leadership is abnormal, that women's voices lack authority, and that women's right to occupy the public space is questionable.

Barriers to care include poorly established partnership and communication among mental health services and Aboriginal peoples [ 5], poor understanding of the determinants of social and emotional well-being [ 6], cultural insensitivity [ 7], and persistent perceptions of mental health stigma [ 8].

However, there's still a chance it could ruin your acting career, due to the ever-persistent perception that gay men can't play straight characters.

One lingering outcome of the riots has been the persistent public perception of Cronulla as a racist place.

We hypothesized that the insula DMN connectivity is altered by the chronic and persistent pain perception of FM, possibly reflecting the clinical phenotype of FM in a frequency-dependent manner.