Sentence examples for established perceptions from inspiring English sources

Established perceptions are difficult to shift.Still, a squall is gathering.

And the answers were revealing, reinforcing established perceptions of the candidates.

The very idea of creating art that specifically ruptures historically established perceptions and Islamic iconography is literally foreign to most Arabs – most, but certainly not all.

Creating sculpted installations and 3D paintings, the exhibited artists, German artist Volker Kühn and French artist René Galassi, draw upon a long tradition of working with paper to challenge established perceptions of form, line, and material.

The Pac-10's problem is two-fold: an across-the-board abysmal nonconference performance that established perception and a competitive conference race that cemented it.

It allows him to tie her to the increasingly unpopular Tea Party movement, and plays to the established perception that Democrats are more likely to defend public benefits for the poor and middle class.

In the future a concurrent administration of an established perception tool needs to be collected.

Despite this double standard for alcohol use, the data indicated the existence of an established perception among participants: girls have become involved in a 'masculinization' process regarding alcohol abuse at weekends.

The established perception that postoperative infection rates are high in low-income countries might be fueled by surgeons' personal experiences of the many serious infections that are encountered in an orthopedic ward in many low-income countries.

Removal of overtime payments also revealed a now established perception among health workers that HIV services were additional to, not a part of, their core duties, making the new MOH policy stipulating HIV service delivery be part of routine duties difficult to enforce.

The 'Class of 92' has been a very successful branding exercise, establishing perceptions about who they are," said one Neville-watcher.