Sentence examples for the perception for from inspiring English sources

Arguably, they were correct, but the perception for the public was that SIPC would cover it".

The perception, for example, of the goodness of a person who happens to be gay suggests that the creator of that good person does not condemn him.

Now the perception for many is that MTV is sick and ailing, that, sadly, this mighty channel seems to have developed a heart problem.

That is the perception for Syracuse, which lost in the first round last year, in the regional semifinals to Duke in 1998 and did not make the tournament a year after finishing as runner-up to Kentucky in 1996.

Fairly or unfairly, the perception for many in Australia was that New Zealanders had availed themselves liberally of such benefits – so liberally that those arriving in Sydney were known as "Bondi bludgers [scroungers]".

"The perception, for the general public, is that the day they get to school and get their tennis shoes, they are getting this entry into a world where the horn of plenty is always there for them," said Dave Ellis, a sports dietitian for 30 years, who has fed teams at Nebraska and Wisconsin.

In this study, perception of obstacle height was evaluated while the participant was standing still, but the participant was moving toward the obstacle when presumably the perception-for-action was being formed in the gait trials.

Participants may not be directly conscious of other types of perception, such as the perception-for-action that resulted in subjects demonstrating the same behavior in the size-weight study despite explicitly indicating they were different [11].

How does being a child of divorce influence the perception of truth, for both you and for Seth?

Already the lawyer for Victor Conte Jr., Balco's founder, is complaining about the perception of immunity for athletes.

Summary statistics for the perception of security data obtained for the 4 years considered is displayed in Table 1.