Sentence examples for years the perception from inspiring English sources

"In recent years, the perception of W.C.C. has shifted somewhat," said Ms. Wisell.

For many years, the perception of the foreign player was that of a spot-up scorer who disdained physical contact and could not play defense.

"In recent years, the perception of the United States among many Koreans has changed drastically," wrote Young Hie Kim of JoongAng Ilbo in South Korea.

In the literature these compounds have often been referred to as environmentally friendly; however, in recent years the perception of their greenness dramatically changed as the scientific community began to proactively assess the risk of their application based on the entire life-cycle.

For many years the perception, in England at least, appeared to be that Scotland cared more.

But for years the perception has been with all Arab countries that our government has ratified the actions of the government of Israel, regardless of its merits.

Politically, the Republicans are apparently hoping to fix in the public's mind in an election year the perception that the Democrats are to blame for any failure to resolve important matters.

Yet just a few years later, the perception had changed.

Fundamental to the electoral success of the party in recent years was the perception that we are decent people who generally do the right thing.

Jana Rhoden, 31, a student who has moved between three shelters in as many years, said the perception of the homeless is often a negative stereotype.

"Twenty years ago, the perception was that home-schoolers wanted to be as separate as can be from public schools," Mr. Bell said.