Sentence examples for media perceptions from inspiring English sources

Media perceptions are critical in every modern war, but this has been particularly so in recent Israeli-Gaza conflicts.

A hatful of older campaign stars including Joan Didion, Cher and Joni Mitchell are valiantly subverting media perceptions of how we see age.

If I look back to the media perceptions of social work before TCSW I do feel that the debate surrounding particular incidents of abuse of children has become more balanced.

Many universities will allow students to specialise in a particular area of criminology – from public and media perceptions of crime, to cybercrime, trafficking or looking at how crime is measured.

Companies should work to carefully investigate and swiftly gather as much information on the crisis as possible (including proactively monitoring social media and other blogs to gain an understanding of stakeholder and media perceptions).

Rather, it will place wartime policy in a broader frame, considering it alongside popular and media perceptions of the war, the efforts of antiwar movements, civil-military relations, civil reconstruction efforts, and conditions on the battlefield.

The media perception about Garnett is real.

Public and media perception is critical to the Isis narrative.

What is the reason for this chasm between public and media perception?

"We'll find out whether it's been a media perception that people want to see more.

There is also a stoicism that belies the media perception of modern kids as uniformily spoilt and materialistic.