Sentence examples for angry perception from inspiring English sources
But the angry perception grew that the well-connected were getting help first, and rescue boats have been pelted with objects.
Selective impairment of angry face perception has been linked to: lack of dopamine in Parkinson's disease, which affects the information processing capacity of the GP [42], [43]; treatment with antidopaminergic drugs [44]; and deep brain stimulation of the subthalamic nucleus [45], which is directly connected with the limbic part of the GP [10].
Group differences were found on all academic achievement tests, the Chipasat (verbal working memory), Digit span backwards (verbal working memory), finger windows backwards (nonverbal working memory), and DANVA – adult angry voice (emotional perception).
Administration officials said Mr. Rumsfeld appeared angry at the widespread perception that his power was being diminished -- a perception Ms. Rice disputed on Sunday.
This interpretation found further support in findings of hampered memory performance during the perception of angry, but not happy background music in alexithymia [40].
"Girls Just Wanna Have Fun" was perhaps one of the more critical and galvanizing feminist statements to come out of the early years of the 1980s when perceptions of angry, militant women associated with the radical feminism of the 1970s lingered.
The shadowy accumulation of assets by leaders and their families, reported in the international press and spread across the country by angry micro-bloggers, reinforced perceptions that corruption trumps meritocracy in 21st century China.
As he observed Jordan at the dinner, Rivers' long-held perception of "this angry guy" softened considerably.
Some townspeople were angry and affronted by their perceptions of harm caused by Alcoa.
That may not be the reality of the situation, but its the perception of a rather angry and influential nation.
Rather, the angry mob mentality sparked from a perception and assumption framed by Jamaican attitudes toward LGBT individuals.
