Sentence examples for unfair perceptions from inspiring English sources

The writer Eric Puchner on unfair perceptions: "Most people prefer their writers to be lonely schlubs.

Cameron also fears that his own efforts to assure voters that the NHS is safe in the hands of the Tories is jeopardised by what he agrees are unfair perceptions about the reforms.

Granted, some bad reputations stem from unfair perceptions.

Her parents also held these unfair perceptions of Islam, and though they loved her in spite of her conversion, they struggled to move beyond them. .

The Anti-Defamation League has penned an open letter to "Saturday Night Live" executive producer Lorne Michaels condemning an unaired sketch that they believe perpetuates inaccurate and unfair perceptions about the United States' relationship with Israel.

This they blame on the unfair perception that Pakistan is full of fundamentalists plotting death and destruction in the West.

On Wednesday, he said that it was an "unfair perception" that people were imprisoned because of the law.

Classical music has struggled for a long time to fight the perception — an unfair perception — that it is elitist and inaccessible.

For far too long, this third limb of the government has suffered a credibility crisis over doubts [about] the manner [in which] justice is dispensed in some cases and out of a perhaps unfair perception that it is not impartial.

Taking issue with the unfair perception of post-bailout AIG, Greenberg believes that the government has exceeded its constitutional authority in taking assets and his lawsuit against the government is warranted.

This issue also gives American Muslim groups an opportunity to dispel what they feel are unfair public perceptions of Muslims.