Sentence examples for possible perceptions from inspiring English sources

"Making it about the fans" is a way to counter possible perceptions that the campaign is self-congratulatory, Ms. Ganeless said, and it is appropriate because "South Park" has "such a devoted fan base".

This helps to focus the attention by narrowing the set of possible actions and the set of possible "perceptions".

This, in turn, would be possible only if it were possible to distinguish perceptions of O, specifically, from possible perceptions of other objects that might be perceptually similar to O.

Presidents in recent years have taken care to place their assets in blind trusts, to eliminate possible perceptions of conflicts between their personal interests and those of the United States.

Westmoreland was deeply concerned about the possible perceptions of the American public to such an increased estimate, since communist troop strength was routinely provided to reporters during press briefings.

The most obvious problems will relate to the health care costs of these additional diagnoses as well as possible perceptions about the "medicalization" of pregnancy.

There was a possible perception of cover-up, she said.

Once absolute faith is no longer possible, perception moves forward on a case-by-case basis.

Cummings, the consultant on Full Spectrum Warrior, worried aloud about the possible perception that a simulation would be taken as something more than just that -- a rough approximation.

Williams freely admits that there was a possible perception of conflict of interest when he was both lauding bands in the pages of NME and releasing their singles.

The appointment of the judge, Denise J. Casper, comes a day after Judge Richard G. Stearns was removed because of a possible perception of bias.