Sentence examples for yet another perception from inspiring English sources

Jewish partisans instead more often joined the Armia Ludowa of the communist Polish Workers Partyy and Soviet guerrilla groups, which increasingly clashed with Polish guerillas, contributing to yet another perception of Jews working with the Soviets against the Poles.

(It would create yet another public perception problem to admit we classify information because of public perception, which is one of the reasons the fiction is maintained that information is classified because it is secret).

And there is yet another difficulty: the perception in Asia that America's faith in the universality of its ideals of freedom and democracy has weakened.American leaders used to raise the issues of human rights and democracy in Asia at almost every opportunity, especially where China was concerned, but also in Indonesia, Myanmar, Vietnam and elsewhere.

Yet another student had the perception that doctors, in general, are less empathetic, and that they may become emotionally callous to avoid being affected by their patients and to get through their everyday life as a doctor.

Yet another way of mitigating perceptions of time scarcity is through experiences of awe.

"The unlawful release of Kimani Gray's sealed juvenile record is an attempt by the NYPD to color public perception of yet another shooting of a Black male by white officers," he said.

The committee said: "The government needs to be more open and transparent or the perception that this is yet another attempt to 'kick the can down the road' cannot be adequately challenged".

Yet the perception lingers.

Yet the perception of their impact has exacerbated the actual damage.

And yet the perception still existed that there was no way that Lewis Colby Lewisis?

Yet the perception that British boy bands lack the vocal harmonies and buff appeal of their US counterparts is changing.