Sentence examples for crisis of perception from inspiring English sources
Problems resulted from a crisis of perception rather than from poor strategic reasoning.
The special commission called that a crisis of perception, and the evidence suggested that the worry was strongest in parts of the province with relatively few immigrants.
She might have been anticipating his own predicament, his own crisis of perception, when, nine months later, and again the following year, he'd lain on the operating table, crying and holding the nurse's hand, while the doctors got him ready.
After holding hearings throughout the province on "reasonable accommodation," a commission issued a lengthy report in 2008 that found there was a "crisis of perception" on the issue of religion's impact.
"We are therefore facing what I would call a crisis of perception.
"Our industry faces a crisis of perception with multiple stakeholders," he added.
It seems that this recent wave of violence against police may be a crisis of the perception of police legitimacy.
The crisis was one of "perception", in which the media had grossly distorted the controversial incidents, the chairmen said.
Nothing for me quite says "crisis of age + perception of social standing" than someone trying to learn Italian one summer.
The migration crisis is more the product of perception and politics than of numbers.
