Sentence examples for a traditional perception from inspiring English sources

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

The dispute has become a sensation in a country where the financial elite face growing public scrutiny in an election year and, as Mr. Coyner put it, people still hold a "traditional perception that if you are very wealthy, you got there by illegal means".

"This has been a traditional perception that we have worked hard to dispel and we will continue to promote the other areas that come under our jurisdiction: Scottish Cup, performance strategy, grassroots development, referee development, compliance and club licensing to name just a few of our focus areas".

And while poverty is the main reason children – especially girls – drop out of school, there is also a traditional perception that education is not important for girls.

Couple this with the notion that the Chinese have a more traditional perception and appreciation for the intrinsic value of gold, and you have the possible makings for per capita Chinese gold ownership to soar beyond American levels.

This new perspective called 'planned emergence' constitutes a shift from the traditional perception of strategic planning as a resource deployment process towards viewing 'strategy as aspirations and performance goals' (Grant 2003).

This new perspective called 'planned emergence' constitutes a shift from the traditional perception of strategic planning as a resource deployment process towards seeing planning 'as aspirations and performance goals' and aims at coordinating strategic decision making and driving performance in organizations by controlling and coordinating its different parts (Grant 2003).

A possible explanation is the traditional perception that women are a lower social class than men.

The judges praised Birmingham's nominee for its "three stacked boxes adorned with a glittering filigree screen", saying it has "shaken the traditional perception of a library", while Riba's president, Stephen Hodder, said all the buildings were "poetic".

This paper focusing on the financial aspects of dredge sediment management emphasises the potentially valuable resource which the sediment is, rather than its more traditional perception as a waste material or spoil.

This would fit with the traditional perception of a differential intracellular localization of AhR and Arnt in cytosol and nucleus of resting cells, respectively [ 9].