Sentence examples for the common perception of from inspiring English sources

And off the phone, they weren't anything like the common perception of Wall Street types.

I'm glad the common perception of the only child has shifted.

The common perception of acres of feckless hippies, junkies and escaped murderers is only partly true.

In Erica, he senses an opportunity to challenge the common perception of robots as irrevocably alien.

Why is the common perception of his government that it is drifting and purposeless?

But Justice Ginsburg said the analysis defied the "common perception" of what it means to "use" something in interstate commerce.

Despite the common perception of leaders as especially stressed out, leaders may actually be less stressed than nonleaders.

[C12.] Mining Company Executive Defends Safety Record Wilbur L. Ross Jr. accepts the common perception of him as a consummate cost cutter.

In Glasgow, where I grew up, the common perception of Edinburgh was of a cloudy inner life (old town) shielded by a genteel exterior (New Town).

I think the common perception of unemployment services is that they're out to get you, or prevent one from getting money.

In January 2001, the common perception of the new Bush team was that it represented above all a reversion to the policies of previous Republican administrations.