Sentence examples for reinforce the perception from inspiring English sources

The effect of the remarks, whether intended or not, was to reinforce the perception of Turkey as an outsider.

"Part of the hesitation is that it might reinforce the perception that seniors shouldn't make their own decisions".

The Olympic glow seemed to reinforce the perception that Mr. da Silva was born under the luckiest of stars.

On other occasions Mr Hayward has managed to reinforce the perception that BP wants to downplay the disaster.

If he fails, he will reinforce the perception at home and abroad that he is a weakened president.

But his unceremonious departure from the government will reinforce the perception that rules in Haiti are made to be broken.

The news reinforced the perception that, under White, the S.E.C. had grown fangs.

This robust verdict reinforced the perception of the PCC as being weak.

This turnabout reinforced the perception that the political class is corrupted and unworthy of trust.

The shortfall reinforced the perception that the economy was grinding ahead, rather than charging.

It reinforces the perception, he said, that "this fellow is a player, he's part of the scene".