Sentence examples for popular perceptions from inspiring English sources

And these raids dominate popular perceptions of the international forces, and of the Kabul government".

"Contrary to popular perceptions, 50% of the city is at or well above sea level".

That is all good news, and much of it isn't properly reflected in popular perceptions.

We've got to include popular perceptions in the equation as well.

(Despite popular perceptions, that does not mean an end to offshore call-centres.

The gap between elite and popular perceptions is especially sharp in Russia, India and China.

I ask as well how a changing political environment influences popular perceptions of her life".

BOSSABRASIL FESTIVAL Jazz and Brazilian music have a history far deeper and more complicated than popular perceptions would suggest.

Contrary to popular perceptions, cold-water detergent is just as effective as hot water in the wash.

It has generally fit in better with popular perceptions of the booms to be smart investors, not great savers.

Contrary to popular perceptions, most terrorist attacks against American targets do not emanate from the Middle East or South Asia.