Sentence examples for of global perceptions from inspiring English sources

Before he continues his discussion of Adichie, the gifted Nigerian novelist, and her critique of global perceptions of Africa, it is timely to remember that Itoje's impact on rugby is multilayered.

Feminist art that came in line with the push for female equality in the 1960s and 1970s allowed for new creative perspectives, where a woman's role in society was often put under the lens, especially in terms of global perceptions of the female body and the purpose of women at the time and throughout history.

Now, amid a distressing nativist reaction taking hold in Germany and across Europe, is the time for museums to reaffirm the values of global perception and cultural exchange that he embodied.

The relationship was also statistically significant for global perceptions of quality of life (p < 0.05) and perceptions of satisfaction in life (p < 0.05).

These findings suggest that self-reports of functional limitations represent global perceptions of frailty, rather than solely an appraisal of limitations on the task being asked.

The director said he believed a more proactive approach was required from Islamic film-makers in the light of acts of terrorism that were shaping global perceptions of the faith.

He added, "The moving pictures of Iranians flooding colorfully into the streets have forever altered the visual vocabulary of the global perception of 'the Middle East".' Seldom were there more prescient words.

Clinical trial design for diseases with high mortality rates and/or high morbidity in the face of a global perception of immediate need and the factors that drive design in the face of a changing epidemiology are presented.

The 'vertical zigzag groupings' seem to be the result of our global perception of the pattern, while the near-horizontal diverging/converging' mortar lines are a local percept arising from a local focus on the mortar lines joining different tiles in adjacent rows.

The proportion of the global perception of social support among immigrants and natives was 79.2% and 94.2%, respectively.

Three domains of the WHOQOL-BREF (physical health, psychological health, and social relations) were assessed along with two items representing global perceptions of quality of life and assessment of general health.