Sentence examples for Narrow perception from inspiring English sources

A narrow perception of causality chains can be counterproductive and self-defeating, as the case of pesticide use in Asian rice production shows.

This narrow perception is already widespread in the West and could enable Iran to attain a swift breakout capability using uranium or to build a plutonium bomb without detection.

In his commencement speech, "The limits of vision – and how we might transcend them", Prof. Fujimoto commented that the high degree of specialization in modern science, technology, medicine and society requires years of focused training which can limit of vision and lead us to a narrow perception of reality.

Also, while the media and general public tend to have a narrow perception of video gaming, it extends well beyond the world of Xbox, PlayStation and Wii.

"I'm sorry to say the British system had a very narrow perception of what I was capable of". Zahara says it was her commitment to last the distance in medicine that was questioned in the UK.

'We have narrow perception of beauty' Jump to media player Catrin Pugh suffered burns to 96% of her body in a coach crash in the French Alps in 2013.

Often, we are victims of our own narrow perceptions.

And we substitute those narrow perceptions for the much more complicated reality of the situations.

It spoke to some of the narrow perceptions, even though at its heart it was an intense emotional character drama.

The rote learning endorsed by the examination process thus leads to narrow perceptions of what learning can be and narrow experiences of how to learn.

South African photographer Justin Dingwall wants to challenge narrow perceptions of beauty.