Sentence examples for continuing perception from inspiring English sources

Introversion is not about being aloof or anti-social, even if it may sometimes appear that way (as per the continuing perception of President Obama).

This has been blamed on the continuing perception that comics are for young people, and as such should be "universalised" rather than targeting specific groups, and hence are heteronormative, failing to provide characters that LGBT-identfying young people can identify with.

13 23 28 29 In particular, there is a lack of qualitative research on men's experiences of EDs and a continuing perception of EDs as a 'female' illness.

"There is a continued perception by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people that past wrongs have not been righted.

"The credibility of our brand is dependent in large part on the medical community's continued perception of us as independent from our health care industry clients, particularly pharmaceutical companies," the company said in a securities filing this year.

The continued perception of increased stability and relative peace has attracted people from all over the world to see the many things that Northern Ireland should and does advertise to the world – the Giant's Causeway, the Antrim glens, the Fermanagh lakes.

Clearly, patients can functionally perform well despite self-reported pain complaints and some continued perception of disability.

Flash forward to the next month's CAPS meeting -- held last week -- and while the attendees there were still "on edge" when it came to the continued perception of increased crime in the area, this time only 80 individuals turned out to discuss crime in the neighborhood, according to the Windy City Times.

In a letter to Osborne, published on Wednesday night, Carney said: "Continued public ownership without a foreseeable endpoint runs risks including limiting RBS's future strategic options, and continuing the perception that taxpayers bear responsibility for RBS losses.

Mr Nqakula's comments probably reveal, as much as anything, an official frustration with the continuing public perception of South Africa as an unusually violent place.But so it is.

But it would also reflect many continuing Iraqi perceptions.