Sentence examples for some of the perceptions from inspiring English sources

"This is serious because it continues some of the perceptions of Africa we're trying to run away from," he said.

Interestingly, some of the perceptions of the external organisations that we fund through commissioning were much more positive.

But if the administration, and Congress cannot control the economy -- and they cannot -- the administration can try to control some of the perceptions about it.

The references to education by the campaign and in Mr. Bush's speech tonight highlight one of his greatest challenges -- jettisoning some of the perceptions, left by his campaign against Mr. McCain, that his positions are too far to the right.

I would not have made some of the mistakes that I think we made, that got us on the wrong side of some of the perceptions from the very beginning".

"We think there's lots of opportunity to change not only how we experience old age but some of the perceptions of what it is to grow old," is how she puts it.

But I think the experience of doing most of that was so unpleasant that it's colored some of the perception.

And information has emerged that casts a new light on Kagan's legal theories, wiping away some of the perception that she's soft on matters of civil liberties.

What is now clear is that some of the perception of greater cosmopolitanism in microbes [ 5] is attributable to the taxonomic artefact of lumping huge numbers of genetically very different organisms into a single crude 'morphospecies'morphospecies

It has a three-year remit to break down some of the negative perceptions around people with mental illness.

At one point she instructs him, "Stop saying cult!" Bock and I have been talking about some of the negative perceptions of Google.