Sentence examples similar to exaggerated notions of performance from inspiring English sources

Out-of-town heirs harboring exaggerated notions of the city's property values can be especially unrealistic about how much an apartment can command.

This can sometimes lead to exaggerated notions of the prevalence of NIHL and perhaps to the implementation of unnecessarily comprehensive preventive measures.

Foucault's suggestion was based on almost no historical evidence and an exaggerated notion of the power of professional psychologists, but it was widely accepted as a useful theory.

The argument that President Xi can pick up the phone and order Kim to behave rests on an exaggerated notion of China's influence over Pyongyang.

"The choreography led me deeper into notions of performance as communal transgression," she says.

This conception of accounting is characterized, thirdly, as inseparable from rationalized notions of performance management and managerial control [ 31].

The paper illustrates how staff perceptions of quality and performance are often based on different logics to the dominant notions of performance and quality embedded in current policy.

Rouch became the exemplary reflexive filmmaker, and his view of the cinema began with the notion of performance.

Recorded music achieved total supremacy: the only notion of performance was in the skill of the deejay.

This means revisiting the notion of performance in agriculture.

A disruptor redefines the notion of performance by pulling an overlooked innovation lever.