Sentence examples for the perception would be from inspiring English sources

"I had no idea what the perception would be," Mr. Roth said.

In the wine country, she said, "the perception would be that his dad picks grapes or is a gardener.

I don't think the liberal media does hate me; if anything, the perception would be that I'm given an easy ride by the liberal media.

The perception would be reinforced of the UK moving further and further away from the EU's core, he said.

If they had won this court decision, the perception would be (whether true or not) that the Affordable Care Act was history.

A conundrum because, as the very phrasing made clear, while the responsibility for this perception would be mine, those actually doing the pigeonholing remain invisible and elusive.

Owing to these developments, the photojournalist was able to perceive a significant moment in a fraction of a second and to use the camera with such speed and precision that the instantaneous perception would be preserved forever.

"The public perception would be that this mayor is soft on crime," said Sgt. Edward Mullins, president of the Sergeants Benevolent Association.

"The common perception would be that they're investors who own multiple homes, that they're multi-millionaires, that's just not the case".

If the actual payroll figure, month by month, had come in at around a hundred and fifty thousand, the popular perception would be that a modest economic recovery was still on track, and Obama would be in a far stronger position politically.

If nonetheless they were properties of the experience, perception would be massively deceptive.