Sentence examples for said perception from inspiring English sources

Alderson said perception would not be a determining factor in the club's decisions about those players.

(It was perhaps frustration over said perception that led a man to throw a glass of water in a woman's face as she waited for a parking space in East Hampton in late August, according to a police report).

Eric Siegel, a lecturer in management at the Goergen Entrepreneurial Management Program at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, said, "Perception in the marketplace is a significant factor to success".

A criminal sociologist at San Diego State University, William C. Kennedy, said perception in crime fighting is often as important as reality, noting that cell phones make people feel safer -- whether on highways and in alleys -- and may make criminals more hesitant to strike.

However, Barnett said perception of the program might have been a motivating factor.

Perschke said perceptions of street art are changing.

But Tom Kowaleski of BMW said perceptions were important.

Once consumers see the new technology in action, he said, perceptions will change.

Manager Joe Girardi said perceptions of Gardner's size might be a motivator.

Mr. Regier said perceptions about the department's effectiveness had made it difficult for him to continue.

For the average person, he said, "perceptions around the economy are very much driven by the unemployment rate".