Sentence examples for question of perceptions from inspiring English sources

The question of perceptions about water safety and reliability was discussed.

It's all a question of perception.

It's a question of perception, of course.

But it's also a question of perception.

But the lack of interest is not just a question of perception.

It has become a question of perception as to who belongs.

Are they not yet practical enough to replace our gas-driven cars, or is it merely a question of perception?

Nick Clegg was mocked for suggesting in his speech that the anger over the trebling of tuition fees was a question of "perception", but he had a point.

I was well aware, of course, that any such arbitrary list could only be a question of perception or position: the inhabitants of Easter Island call their home Te Pito O Te Henua – or "the navel of the world".

There is a question of perception: one person's synergy (the happy combination of abilities and information) is another person's conflict of interest (ruthless exploitation of privileged foreknowledge).

It's a question of perception".