Sentence examples for connotations of perception from inspiring English sources
Reflective surfaces can suggest connotations of perception, of seeing and being seen.
Some even reject the word "gypsy" because of its historically negative connotations, a perception borne out when Lindsay Lohan used the term last week as an allegedly racial slur during a nightclub altercation.
Negative connotations and perceptions of gout as a man's disease also meant that some patients were initially unwilling to accept the diagnosis and/or to use the term 'gout' to refer to their condition.
The general truth that was learned about the apparent qualitative simples in Sense-certainty (that they were instances of generals) is now explicitly taken as the truth of the object of Perception (Wahrnehmung in German this term having the connotations of taking (nehmen) to be true (wahr)).
Take the case of perception.
Understandably, the political process is influenced by perception and politicians are still fearful of the connotations of being labeled as pro-drugs," said Dr. Oded Sagee, the founder and CEO of BreedIt.
She suspects that the transition of "girl" from genderless to gendered has to do with the word's dainty connotation, and the perception of young women as smaller and fairer than young men.
Despite this positive outlook, historical negative connotations of menstruation still have a significant impact in current society, including the perceptions and expectations of women and their healthcare providers.
Similarly, research on the utilization of HCT in America in 2007shows clients' perceptions of HIV/AIDS facilitates barriers such as the emotional connotations of HIV tests, and fear of stigma negatively influenced HIV testing.
