Sentence examples for with that perception from inspiring English sources
Spoelstra took issue Monday with that perception.
Martínez agreed with that perception, but for a different reason.
Mr. Bloomberg might have to grapple with that perception, too.
But she is also hoping to mess with that perception.
Fair or not, gushing over private-equity funds doesn't help with that perception.
"It's important that voters know that John Edwards's record is at odds with that perception".
Mr. Radcliffe grasps that perception with sensitivity and firmness.
Vowell breaks from her breezy rehash of (mostly) the work of the historian Perry Miller to supply "what's the deal with that" perceptions about Ron Paul, historical re-enactors and magazine subscription cards.
But she acknowledged that he sometimes had to deal with the perception that he was still influencing what the Brewers did even as the commissioner.
This play, she has said, "helps with the perception that I'm just a psycho that goes out and stuff.
Baldwin's writings make clear that his distaste for sentimentality had everything to do with the perception that sentiment undermined what it meant to be a desiring being.
