Sentence examples for problem of perceptions from inspiring English sources

On Stephenson, Johnson said while that none of the stories involving the former Met chief were "toxic", the "whole thing added up to a problem of perceptions that was just going to go on and on".

There is also a problem of perception.

The second is a problem of perception.

It's just a problem of perception.

A: There's a problem of perception.

This was a problem of perception, not reality.

And not every problem of perception belongs to someone else; we are just as guilty.

This suggests that immigration is more a problem of perception than of reality.

This problem of Islamic extremism, which George was referring to and which is very real, is a problem of perception.

The head of the Max Planck Institute for Brain Research in Frankfurt, Singer is best known for his work on the so-called binding problem of perception.

"I won't say we didn't have a problem of perception," Ms. Lansing said of these reports without acknowledging their accuracy.