Sentence examples for illustrated the perception from inspiring English sources

The lawmaker, Nicola Fattoush, is a relatively minor politician; that he warranted a visit by the ambassador illustrated the perception that the next prime minister would not be chosen by Parliament, but by a half-dozen or so foreign embassies in Beirut.

The descriptive study has illustrated the perceptions of a class of senior high school students regarding language learning in a technology environment.

The recent study – entitled 'La voz de los niños, niñas y adolescentes,' or 'The voice of children' – illustrated the perceptions and experiences of children 12 to 15 years of age in the two regions most affected by the earthquake.

Even British industry body the BPI, which has been a regular critic of Google over the high rankings for piracy sites on its search engine, has launched its own YouTube channel called Transmitter to promote British artists' music – illustrating the perception of Google as both copyright foe and distribution friend for music companies.

Fig.  3 illustrates the perception of the progress made by the Treatment 2.0 initiative in this country under each priority area.

"Self-management as a shared concept" illustrates the perception that self-management is both evident and accessible whatever the ethnic background.

The lengthy quotation below illustrates the perception that Keep Well was originally focused on a narrow behaviour change model but that a broader understanding of structural determinants helped to contextualise non-engagement.

The different Timorese understandings of the English word orphan and the alternate definitions in Tetun and Bahasa Indonesia for children without parents, provided an interesting insight into community perspectives on the needs of children, illustrating the perception that children with one parent or very poor families may be just as vulnerable as an orphan.

Everything I do I'm working on, I cook myself dinners and everything.' (ID156)" Further examples illustrate the perception of TH and TC as appropriate for someone who was 'a lot more ill' (ID31) or if there was 'no-one in the house' (ID35).

Due to this social and ecological conditions and the possibility of an ample field stay of the authors, this study will illustrate the perceptions of stakeholders and effects of certification, focusing on social aspects, by means of this exemplification.

(A 35-year-old man, focus group discussion) As these examples illustrate, the perceptions and experiences of PLHIV of care and support and of stigma and discrimination seemed to vary primarily with emotional proximity and distance.