Sentence examples for reinforcing the perception from inspiring English sources

Imposing fines could be viewed as reinforcing the perception of a blame culture.

Franco was considering commuting to Philadelphia from his Staten Island home, reinforcing the perception that he would leave.

Meanwhile, they just keep reinforcing the perception of mush from the wimp, of a president who doesn't stand for anything.

Mr. Alpert, in an interview, said Mr. Dodd's early campaigning could actually work against him, by "reinforcing the perception that he's funded by and beholden to special interests".

But the social breakdown, the scarcity of basic essentials from food to security, may be reinforcing the perception of the conflict between sects.

But Mr. Rubenstein predicted correctly that Mr. Makhul and his Communist Party would "stand ostracized, facing the Parliament alone, thereby reinforcing the perception of the nuclear issue as a trivial curiosity that is of interest only to extremists".

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.

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