Sentence examples for counteract the perception of from inspiring English sources
I wanted to say something to counteract the perception of Shakespeare's compositional method as a kind of lyric soduku, and put in a word for the kind of glorious, messy procedure I'm quite certain it was, whatever the crystalline and symmetrical beauty of the final results.
The suffragette organisations worked hard to counteract the perception of them as dowdy harridans and urged their members to emphasise their femininity by dressing their hair stylishly and wearing attractive clothes during demonstrations and protests.
By gold-plating the bats, Barnes hoped to express "the precious role bats play in our ecosystem" and counteract the perception of bats as being "dangerous or grotesque". Bats have long been feared and misunderstood in our culture, with their fang-filled faces and freaky flying ways.
A facilitator that counteracted these two barriers was the perception of beneficial effects of medication, which was often perceived as more important than their worries about the side effects of the asthma controller medication.
Such messages may also help to counteract the decline since the later 1980s in the perception of HIV as an urgent health problem in the US [ 23] and the parallel decline in personal concern about becoming infected with HIV [ 24].
We found that alarming public health messages aiming at increasing the perception of risk severity were counteracted by daily personal experience which did not confirm the threat, while vaccine safety was a major issue.
That's the perception of me.
What about the perception of a conflict?
"The perception of Africa is wrong.
The perception of neutral colors.
