Sentence examples for Mirror perceptions from inspiring English sources

One limitation might be that only midwives with extensive experience of working with Somali born women were selected, thus, the findings do not mirror perceptions of ANC midwives in Sweden in general.

She will present a piece in which a hand-held mirror reflects perceptions of aging.

Ms. Lin's memorial, which carefully took no side in the debate about Vietnam, was made out of polished black granite so that people would literally see themselves reflected in the names on the wall, a mirror of perception.

Through April 20 Mary Lucier's video projection "Wisconsin Arc," the main attraction of her show, is a beguiling meditation on vision and on video itself as a mirror of perception and consciousness.

Both approaches mirror public perception: People might not approve of Obama himself or how he has handled his legislative priorities, but they tend to like his policy ideas.

Mirror neurons, perception of animacy and causality are all ingredients that point to looking at similarities of body structure to understand the other's behavior... this is empathy of observing pain among humans!

The higher level of subjective burden mirrored the perception of a failure to fulfill their cultural way of life.

This extension of himself by mirror numbed his perceptions until he became the servomechanism of his own extended or repeated image.

We assumed some of these non-emergency services would mirror the negative perceptions of bicycle and pedestrian safety we were interested in collecting via our crowdsourcing safety platform.

Authors also explore ways in which these perceptions mirror teachers' and students' reports of technology in the schools.

The analysis draws from personal teaching experiences to argue that the languages of postcolonial feminist studies can be applied to a politics of knowledge in the classroom by rendering self other relations of empire visible to the "mirror" of student perceptions in ways that help them confront epistemological desires rooted in imperialist assumptions.