Sentence examples for Traditional perceptions from inspiring English sources

Traditional perceptions on the role of girls still prevail pervasively, affecting the participation of girls in various sports.

Traditional perceptions in Asia might be hard to shift and easy to condemn, but with no dowry system and equal education access in America, why do American parents prefer boys, too?

Traditional perceptions Paul Taulfrank is the Dibrugargh District Programme Coordinator for Young Child Survival, working for the Assam Branch of the Indian Tea Association ABITHAA).

Traditional perceptions focused on chronic colonization with classical CF pathogens such as Pseudomonas aeruginosa, Staphylococcus aureus, Haemophilus influenzae, and Burkholderia cepacia complex [ 6].

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

He's also not alone in challenging traditional perceptions of what it means to get an education.

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 traditional perception of publicity presupposes that information is either public or not.

This stands in sharp contrast to the traditional perception of the United States as an open-minded and free society.

The doctrine of deicide, into which the traditional perception of the Passion story twisted itself, is considered the chief source of Christian anti-Judaism.