Sentence examples for foreign perceptions from inspiring English sources

Tells about foreign perceptions of Berlusconi.

Ms. Abinader was more optimistic about the potential for the literary initiative to change foreign perceptions.

Why?The true transformation may have taken place not inside the Kremlin but in foreign perceptions.

Her enormous popularity illustrates the gap between foreign perceptions of Brazilian music and the reality there.

Yet in practical ways the league is restrictive and narrow, counter-intuitive to foreign perceptions of the US.

Meanwhile, he downgraded Varoufakis's role in the negotiations in response to foreign perceptions of the finance minister's approach as overly combative.

That is not the foreign perception of ourselves.

Later adapted for stage, TV and film, the piece has certainly become the primary dramatic representation of Welsh speech and atmosphere – but I am happy to be corrected if this is simply a foreign perception.

Take the argument one step forward, and it is this foreign perception that makes Canadians the poor relations of the Americans, and so threatens to worsen the flight south of Canadian talent and energy.But thoughtful Canadians are less quick to blame the outside world.

"While foreign perception of the potential here was perhaps too optimistic in 2010, it's now swung way too far to the negative, which isn't accurate either".

Controversial issues or factors that might negatively impact foreign perception of Jamaica (e.g., high crime and violence rates) may have been omitted by participants, even unintentionally.