Sentence examples for some perception that from inspiring English sources

Because my dad got along with other people on the other side, there was some perception that he was, as they were saying, an 'Uncle Tom,' which was the furthest thing from the truth".

I think there's some perception that people just say, well, there's going to be these big server farms, so it's all free.

"I do hope to pursue some sort of subtle spiritual change, some perception that Dimitri is different," he said.

I had already heard the spiel from Madrinan: "According to international law, there is absolutely no way a child can consent under any circumstances to being exploited, even if they're deceived, even if there's some perception that they have agreed".

After New Zealand passed its ban in 2015, the Cosmetics, Toiletry and Fragrance Association said that they did not need animal tests, adding, "There might be some perception that we are actually testing within New Zealand so it's actually in the best interests of the exporting industry that we have a ban".

The wide array of responses from SMEs in the study regarding some of the activities they undertake is quite surprising given some perceptions that SMEs are not engaged in the low carbon economy.

This finding contradicts some perceptions that B. trehalosi is an emerging primary respiratory pathogen of cattle [ 7].

About the prevention of respiratory infections, the community members had some perceptions that matched with the cultural model of hot-cold imbalance.

I feel like Steve Wonder, blind but with some heightened power of perception that slowly carves out information from the resiliency of the difficulty of it.

Wordsworth's work often shows us how to achieve, for ourselves, the rapturous perception that feeds some of his greatest effects.

These outbursts stoked the perception that the Brotherhood, sometimes portrayed in the west as the moderate face of political Islam, is in fact an incubator for more extremist brands of Islamism such as Isis or al-Qaida – a perception that led some to justify Rabaa's violent dispersal, claiming it was the only way to defend against a similar wave of extremism in Egypt.