Sentence examples for into the perceptions from inspiring English sources

Gibson ran into the perceptions of her own generation.

But here she also tries to feel her way into the perceptions of visual artists.

"It has been difficult for Hillary to fit into the perceptions and expectations of the role of first lady," said the Rev. Donald G.

"The Quiet Dance" and "Speaking Dance," created by the pair in 2006, are described in press materials as "gentle explorations into the perceptions of the relationship between music and dance".

The results provide important insights into the perceptions of children and young adolescents with diabetes that may inform initiatives designed to foster positive diabetes-related behaviors.

The overall objective of the project is to gain insight into the perceptions, experiences and understandings of cluster headache from the perspective of three key stakeholder groups: the cluster headache patients, GPs and neurologists.

He does not buy into the perception that he is a one-dimensional fighter.

Such ostrich-ism feeds directly into the perception that they are out of touch.

"It's that he feeds into the perception that he's not an independent politician".

Padraig Harrington, as is his way, peered rather further into the perception.

Assemblyman Rory Lancman, a Queens Democrat, said, "The way he handled this process feeds into the perception of him lacking discipline".