Sentence examples for developing the perception from inspiring English sources

The challenge for the Bush campaign, according to some of his own advisers and Republicans outside the campaign, is to prevent the public from developing the perception that he is not quite ready for prime time.

And yet they did a great job in relaying and developing the perception of truth to people all over the world.

Social experience has previously been shown to be important in developing the perception of relative status of individuals in the population.

Exposure to their parents' smoking habits may lead adolescents to develop the perception that smoking is a normative adult behavior [ 8].

If they had made these connections, participants would not have developed the perception that walking long distances to the defecation sites is good for health or that defecation outside is not unhealthy.

Siblings of sufferers of ME can often feel ignored and may feel resentful of the ill child, and can also develop the perception that they have to be ill to get noticed.

See that even Einstein, after his theories of relativity began to be proven and accepted, denied that any absolute truth had been reached; instead recognizing that even developing the model altered the perception of the truth in such a way that it merely became obscured differently.

We have developed the complex perception that even a foreigner might be a good person and our friend, while a local from within our own group might in fact be a bad person and our enemy.

We therefore developed the VAccinees' Perception of Injection questionnaire (VAPI) and included it as an exploratory tool in three international clinical trials comparing ID and IM vaccines.

As part of this effort, in the 1990s Intermountain developed the Patient Perception of Quality (PPQ) survey through an iterative process intended to develop a "taxonomy of inpatient experiences".

He encourages us to value not just experience, but also the discussion and examination of experience, so we can make our choices reflectively, developing "the human faculties of perception, judgment, discriminative feeling, mental activity, and … moral preference".