Sentence examples for accurate perceptions from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Bobbitt also says that accurate perceptions lay behind the very impulse to call this struggle a "war on terror".

Whites who think the poor are mostly black are more likely to blame welfare recipients for their situation and less likely to support welfare than are those with more accurate perceptions of poverty".

However, this finding emphasizes the importance that physicians have accurate perceptions of prevalence; we found that accuracy was only moderate.

This suggests that more frequent users of services form more accurate perceptions of the true level of violence.

The results showed inaccurate egocentric distance judgment in stereoscopic displays and accurate perceptions in the real world.

More able workers (who understood the survey questions and did not need clarifications) also have more accurate perceptions of the unemployment rate.

Is this an accurate perception and if so, why?

University of Hertfordshire People with mild depression have a more accurate perception of time, researchers suggest.

HENDRIK HERTZBERG: I'm sure it is an accurate perception, but the reasons for the difference are geographical and historical.

"If families had an accurate perception of the issue, we wouldn't need B.M.I. screening," said Dr. Ludwig of Children's Hospital Boston.

The soldiers' questions often reflect a me-against-the-world mistrust of what's to come, an indistinct but entirely accurate perception that this country has failed veterans of past wars.