Sentence examples similar to deepen perception from inspiring English sources

Failure to do this will inevitably lead to repeated episodes, a deepening perception of pain and a delayed recovery.

Indeed, a second huge financial fraud scandal to break here in as many months, has only deepened perceptions of widespread corruption reaching high into Mr. Kim's administration.

We've had many opportunities since then to right the course, to alter those perceptions which have deepened and deepened — perceptions of bitterness and enmity toward America for not shouldering its true responsibilities.

The Mexican government's contradictory statements on what happened and the army's absurd claim that the assassins didn't know they were attacking U.S. agents (the agents' car bore U.S. diplomatic plates) only deepened perceptions of a lack of transparency.

The indictment "helps to deepen a perception that international justice is racist" because the case is the third to be brought against Africans, Mr. d'Escoto said.

No less true, to see the sacred in ourselves can, likewise, be a spiritual experience; in either case, the only thing required of us is to deepen our perception by dropping our judgments.

But the mention of the clerics deepened the perception that Mr. bin Laden enjoyed a religious following rooted in the kingdom's Wahabi heartland.

There is even a case to be made that Clinton's ambivalence about running as a woman candidate led her to frequent and confusing shifts of policy during her campaign, which deepened the perception that she was untrustworthy or would say anything to get elected.

Critical judgment depends on deepening the perception of others.

Its weak policy enforcement left the door open to exploitation of data users gave third-party apps, deepening the perception that Facebook doesn't care about privacy.

Worst of all, it deepens the perception that the US-Israel relationship these days is less a matter of bipartisan consensus than a partisan political football.