Sentence examples for ignoring perceptions from inspiring English sources

Individuals were trained to categorize each other based on team membership and race, thus cultivating team solidarity (a new in-group) without ignoring perceptions of race.

In line with the concern that most studies focus on managers and ignore the perceptions of employees [ 65], we also explored the perceptions of staff regarding the management approach (the organisational climate).

"He told me to ignore the perceptions," Mrs. Keller recalled.

It is equally problematic to ignore how perceptions of freedom vary across class, regional and professional backgrounds.

Christopher de Bellaigue's elegantly written account of the life of the nationalist Prime Minister Muhammad Mossadegh, and the MI6/ CIA-led coup against him, not only tells the full story of what happened, but highlights the dangers of a foreign policy that ignores the perceptions of those with memories longer than our own.

If we ignore these perceptions we know that change will not occur.

It is a disservice to the children of this country to ignore their perception of what family is to them.

Theodore White, in his 1978 book "In Search of History", wrote that "to ignore the perception of China by the Chinese is to walk blind into their world".

Possibly the question of the immaturity of the children interferes with these values, and we cannot ignore the perception of parents towards these difficulties can also be exacerbated.

Just ignore that perception and be confident in yourself.

Quality of attention with 3 sub-domains: A) The intensity of attention along a bi-polar continuum from paying attention to sensations (seen as an active response to the perception of sensations and including exaggerated attention) on one end to distracted avoidance, ignoring and suppression of perceptions on the other end (e.g. "I distract myself from uncomfortable body sensations").