Sentence examples for Mixed perceptions from inspiring English sources

Mixed perceptions exist on the overall changes in the responsibilities of men.

Mixed perceptions about desiring a child were expressed by some survivors.

Mr. Tuberville said he did not want the flag associated with the school because of mixed perceptions of its meaning.

There were also mixed perceptions about antibiotic resistance (Table  2).

Clients/carers had mixed perceptions regarding CCA roles.

The counsellor is also faced with participants' mixed perceptions and various expectations of research results.

There was mixed perception about the length at which cord should be cut, some of them gave no importance to cord length, according to them cord could be cut at any size while others reported that it should be cut at particular length mentioning it as an important part of delivery process.

Although focus group participants in LI areas tended to have a mix of perceptions about the relative importance of the environment and personal hygiene, this mix increasingly tilted toward an emphasis on personal hygiene when focus groups were conducted in MI and HI areas.

The latter's Casa na duna (1943; "House on the Sand Dune"), his first novel, mixes acute perception of human motivation with social awareness, a combination that would appear throughout his career, including in his final novel, Finisterra (1978; "Land's End").

Add the real-time nature of Twitter to the mix, and perception distorts any signal frequency into reality.

The writer trots down the corridor of history with both hands over his ears as if trying to preserve the precise mix of perception and superficiality available in the morning paper and the nightly broadcast.