Sentence examples for sometimes perception from inspiring English sources

"Sometimes perception is not reality," Edwards said.

While many analysts agree that, on the fundamentals, raising capital is unnecessary, sometimes perception is more important than reality.

And sometimes, perception can be just as compelling as reality.

The NCAA must be careful about public perception, as we all know that sometimes "perception is reality".

Sometimes perception is reality and right now most Americans see a country headed down the wrong path with prosperity out of their reach.

Sometimes perceptions are beside the point, or wrong.

"Sometimes the perception is just as important as the reality," Mr. Froehlich said.

Sometimes, the perception of increased calories means we avoid desserts and dessert wines.

The sometimes clichéd perception of them as Joe's hardy boys is rooted in truth, but the reality of the Yankees' throwback dominance, as Manager Joe Torre would agree, was all about the arms.

"The cost of their product is so huge that there is sometimes a perception that they're making a lot of money when in fact their margins are pretty thin," she said.

But sometimes our perception of ourselves as shrewd consumers or demanding decision makers prompts us to make a huge effort to achieve certain ends — precisely because we assign value to the effort itself.