Sentence examples for popularly held perception from inspiring English sources
The poster was just an expression of that popularly held perception.
That flies in the face of the popularly held perception that intercollegiate athletics -- think of all those television contracts, all that bowl money, all the merchandizing -- are awash is excess revenue.
The widely held perception is that English players are over-valued.
However, there is an incorrect but commonly held perception that streamlines cannot be used for gas reservoirs.
A commonly held perception is that dreaming and following our dreams are for the young.
Add to that the widely held perception in Turkey that U.S. was complicit in this adventure.
He sees the roots of this revulsion lodged in widely held perceptions about games.
HOW does this article challenge some commonly held perceptions about Mexican immigration patterns among Americans?
But they square with widely held perceptions in India.
This conspiratorial view of Jews popularly held in Arab countries is, alas, relatively modern.
But for all his involvement in high-profile litigation that strikes along popularly held conservative ideological lines, he is a surprisingly solitary actor.
