Sentence examples for narrower perception from inspiring English sources

Bivariate analyses show that GPs with a broader perception of their role toward mental health care reach relatively more psychological or social diagnoses in the contacts with their patients than GPs with a narrower perception.

This narrow perception is already widespread in the West and could enable Iran to attain a swift breakout capability using uranium or to build a plutonium bomb without detection.

Also, while the media and general public tend to have a narrow perception of video gaming, it extends well beyond the world of Xbox, PlayStation and Wii.

A narrow perception of causality chains can be counterproductive and self-defeating, as the case of pesticide use in Asian rice production shows.

This is self-formative assessment: to reflect on your own work and to know or have a narrow perception of what is right and what needs to be improved upon (Boud, Lawson, & Thompson, 2013).

Our main difficulty may be narrow perception.

Some members of Congress might also have a rather narrow perception of our nation's public lands.

"Their speeds happen to be out of sync with our narrow perception," Stoupin explains in an essay accompanying the video.

South Africa totally rejects this narrow perception which only seeks to divide our nation and reminds us of our colonial past.

"South Africa totally rejects this narrow perception which only seeks to divide our nation and reminds us of our colonial past," the South African government tweeted.

I will forever love the aesthetic of Heidi Klum, Taylor Swift and Ryan Gosling, but I do not let myself have a narrow perception of what is desirable or attractive.