Sentence examples for World perception from inspiring English sources

Few were more successful at this assimilation game than China — and more adamant in insisting that the outside world really played a minimal part in the metamorphosis of its world perception and the impact it had on its art.

For Phloeun Prim, the executive director of Cambodia Living Arts, the festival's presenter, his organization has a purpose beyond changing world perception: to nurture artists Ms. Chey's age and younger.

I presented an ignorant, first world perception of Turkmenistan.

For this reason, there are two primary names of God used in scripture -- Elohim (God manifested in this world) and Adonai (the next world perception of God).

You can have a de-centering and re-centering of self, and in this newly fractured world, perception is pushed beyond all previous limits and all mental models of the world have to be upgraded.

The peculiar world perception decisively impacted the artistic work of numerous 'synesthetic' artists.

When snow blankets the details of a familiar world, perceptions, particularly of space, and of moving through it, are sharpened.

A symposium preceding the book fair titled "China and the World — Perceptions and Realities," became a major confrontation.

The speech, before the National Endowment for Democracy, appeared to be part of an effort by the White House to change American and world perceptions of the Iraq occupation, describing it in far broader strategic terms than the ouster of a dictator.

There is only one Nigel Reo-Coker sitting before me, but in the world of public perception there are two.

The growth and shifting focus of "Insights" has paralleled a shift in wider-world perceptions of art by the visually impaired.