Mr. Giuliani's associates said that this kind of experience would give the mayor an opportunity to erase some of the harsher public perceptions of him, while complicating efforts by his foes to be critical of him.
But Ryan did not address, at least not directly, that murky area between popular perception and harsh reality — that Revis's absence deals the 2-1 Jets a potentially devastating blow, weakening not only their defense but also their playoff hopes.
These images create a harsh and one-dimensional perception of the immigrant journey.
Opponents of torture said they fear that the movie will add to the perception that harsh interrogation works.
Either way, you can be sure that behaviour now several years old will continue to cast a long shadow.In some ways, the perceptions are harsh.
Ironically, as China tries to come to grips with realities on the ground, it faces the same dilemma that stymies US policy in the Middle East: the clash between lofty principles and a harsh reality that produces perceptions of a policy that is riddled with contradictions and fails to live up to the values it advocates.
(Nurse, district hospital, FGD) However, the perception of harsher disciplinary actions in the church-run health facilities was not shared by health workers at the church-run hospital.
We identified a significant interaction between perceived normativeness and use of harsh verbal discipline on children's perception of maternal hostility, but children's perception of the normativeness of physical discipline did not moderate the relation between physical discipline and perceived maternal hostility.
This self-perception was particularly harsh.
But inevitably public perception will issue its harsh ruling, and it goes something like this: If the meeting were really that important to Mr. Blankfein, Mr. Mack and Mr. Parsons, they would have found a way to get there.
