Sentence examples for widespread perceptions from inspiring English sources

He plans to focus on widespread perceptions of rising crime and uncontrolled immigration as well.

Widespread perceptions of sleaze and arrogance have all but destroyed its once-strong centre-right counterpart in neighbouring Slovakia.

Widespread perceptions that China,s industrial policies are rolling back market access add to the overall sense that China plays unfairly in the global marketplace.

Widespread perceptions of vote rigging in the last parliamentary election, in 2011, prompted mass street demonstrations, and the Kremlin, determined to avoid a repeat, seemed to try to make the entire campaign as uneventful as possible.

That demographic group is often put off by the iconic, even imperial, image of Guinness -- not to mention widespread perceptions that it is more sour and chewy than the signature bread of San Francisco.

Widespread perceptions about rape complicate the picture further: not all women are attacked by people they know; the abuse of children demonstrates that it is not all about sex.

In 2010, that's a reasonable, widespread perception.

"It's a very widespread perception," said Richard Bready, managing editor of the Microsoft Encarta Dictionary.

LAURA SECOR: There is a widespread perception outside Iran that the Green Movement has been defeated.

Elsewhere it underscored a widespread perception of the Bush administration as "unilateralist".

There is another widespread perception that I'd like to correct.