Sentence examples for dominate perceptions from inspiring English sources

Two memorable images dominate perceptions of John Kerry.

Photograph: Charles Dharapak/AP Two memorable images dominate perceptions of John Kerry.

By John Cassidy August 30, 2013 Two memorable images dominate perceptions of John Kerry.

Chinese authors who went into exile in the 1980s, including Mr Gao, dominate perceptions of Chinese literature in western markets, but are largely ignored in China itself.

The latter, like Hatherley's book, opened up new perspectives on modernism, by looking beyond the well-known monuments of Oscar Niemeyer that tend to dominate perceptions of Latin American architecture.

Can one company continue to dominate perceptions of quality, cool and desire?

If delay per se does not cause localization dominance, what causes the leading sound to dominate perception when the delay is short?

A characteristic of binocular rivalry is that a rival image will completely dominate perception only under a limited set of conditions, a situation referred to as exclusive visibility.

Red wine might have always dominated perceptions about Bordeaux, but white Bordeaux was once much more of a presence.

It still dominates perceptions of Rietveld's work to the exclusion of other pieces, even those that were more innovative at the time and are more relevant to design today.

In the characterisation of current mobility routines, knowledge of refuelling processes dominated perceptions charging.