Sentence examples for dominant perceptions from inspiring English sources

Though some earlier writers, like J. F. C. Fuller and Bruce Catton, had challenged the dominant perceptions of Grant and Lee, the current change in tone seems to have begun in 1991 with the publication of "Lee Considered: Gen. Robert E. Lee and Civil War History," in which Alan T. Nolan, a now-retired labor relations lawyer, argued that Lee's aggressiveness led to his defeat.

Often these players cannot posit a workable system of governance, but they can negate dominant perceptions as a strategy.

With this approach, Kerby puts himself alongside innovators like Alexander McQueen and Hussein Chalayan, who challenged dominant perceptions in society with their bold presentations.

The number of interviewees who referred to each theme and sub-theme, was tallied up as a means of identifying the dominant themes and sub-themes, dominant perceptions, and minority perceptions.

The final contribution in this special issue, by Karan Jutlla (2015), further challenges the dominant perceptions in relation to ethnicity, and more specifically with regards to the reasons for ethnic minority older people's lack of equitable access to health services, that continue to prevail within much of the existing social gerontological literature.

Radermacher and Feldman argue instead that despite such dominant perceptions among service providers about these men's (ethnic) 'difference' being a barrier to their healthy ageing, the men's own experiences reveal not only diversity in their particular circumstances but also a greater range of healthy behaviours and understandings about health promotion than is often assumed.

Normalization captured the initial dominant perception, while standardized curves show the decline in dominance as the evaluation proceeds.

If Obama keeps being stingy with his quips and smiles, and if the dominant perception of him is that you can't make jokes about him, it might infect his campaign with an airless quality.

Those kinds of positive images are slowly starting to make their way into mainstream culture, but it may take another decade or so before that becomes the dominant perception".

The dominant perception of uncertainty was incomplete knowledge, and this perception resulted in research projects.

However, the dominant perception was that the high growth rates along with mild cyclical oscillations were here to stay.