And those polar views reflect the black community in America, which is not monolithic in its politics, its socioeconomic status, its intermarriage rates or how it perceives itself racially.
It perceives itself as Harvard -- that is, that it provides a liberal education.
The decision revealed a chasm in the country and the way it perceives itself.
Not much incentive -- if any -- exists within the Pentagon to play down the threats it perceives itself as facing.
A more comprehensive and accurate frame on that story would have reminded us that such shows of force are used only when a regime feels threatened, that is, when it perceives itself in a position of potential weakness if opposition is permitted to gain any foothold.
Nevertheless, the North demonstrates that even paranoids sometimes have enemies, and is unlikely to disarm so long as it perceives itself at war with the U.S. Fifth, by engaging the DPRK, whatever the consequences, Washington could push Beijing to apply real pressure on North Korea to at least moderate its behavior if not disarm.
A typical job advertisement contains: A statement about the organization and how it perceives itself in the market.
The Middle East is going through many changes and difficulties at the moment, not only in the way it's perceiving the West, but also in re-evaluating the way it's perceiving itself.
Importantly, the information an agent injects into the environment is viewed solely in the light of what it can perceive itself, and we distinguish this from what other agents or an all-knowing observer would detect.
Choson means "fresh dawn," and the dynasty perceived itself as a broom sweeping the country clean of tired old ways, which in its early phase it did.
