Sentence examples for Traditional perception from inspiring English sources

She claims that the late Lord Dacre (Trevor-Roper) did most to influence the traditional perception.

But in Germany, despite its vaunted modernity, a traditional perception of motherhood lingers.

"The advertising supports the traditional perception of the origins of such products," says Anton Tyurin, product management director, sitting in a plush office with leather sofas and English books on 21st century management.

You'll certainly have to wait in "line"—but take note of how I now use the term "line" loosely, since our traditional perception of linear movement doesn't really exist anymore.

John Betjeman would have spotted it immediately, for it is via the former poet laureate and his celebrated 1973 BBC documentary Metroland that the traditional perception of the English suburbs has been formed.

Singaporeans tend to hang around in the office till late often even if there is no pressing work to do because of the traditional perception that late workers are hard workers.

These organisations are a long way from the public's traditional perceptions of the family doctor.

Digitising the art of disabled artists is one way to widen the reach of such work, and Push Me showed that the stories can be told in ways which reframe rather than reinforce traditional perceptions.

Pixar also specialises in subverting traditional perceptions of good and evil – think cuddly pink teddy-bear villain Lotso in Toy Story 3, Bruce the friendly shark in Finding Nemo, or the gourmand rodents of Ratatouille – so perhaps Disney has learned from its wholly owned subsidiary.

This is probably due to traditional perceptions as well.

Accordingly, we can assume that differences in the assessment of attractiveness and exoticism are associated with both cultural differences (traditional perceptions) and the features of the natural environments the respondents live in or have had experiences with.