Sentence examples for this perception was from inspiring English sources

This perception was partly based on myth.

This perception was new and troubling, but it was also interesting.

Some of this perception was likely a result of his public confidence.

The result of this perception was a policy shift from a celebration of diversity towards "community cohesion".

This perception was further reinforced each time media figures, celebrities, or anyone else he chose to describe as "elites" attempted to criticise him.

I am not saying this perception was always justified, I am only discussing the psychological side of things at the receiving end of the line.

This perception was bolstered by the accounts of former staff members, including Donald Regan, the president's chief of staff, who publicly blamed her for his firing in 1987.

Both Radio 1 and Radio 2 have done much in recent years to promote their public service credentials outside of their mainstream daytime output, but the Radio Centre research appeared to suggest this perception was not shared by the public.

This perception was once so pervasive, and the officers were feeling so beleaguered, that two years ago the T.S.A. changed their uniform shirts to blue from white, and issued gold badges to replace their badge-shaped patches.

This perception was heavily exploited by Saddam during his campaign to drum up international support for the war against Iran, and is said to be one of the reasons for Bush senior's decision not to support the Shia insurgents during the 1991 intifada.

This perception was grounded in different factors.