Sentence examples for perceived excellence from inspiring English sources

In the meantime, just as it is a little unfair to judge all subsequent Brazil teams by the standards of their perceived excellence in 1970, it is unrealistic to expect modern World Cups to be as revolutionary as their forerunners.

The name has traditionally been applied to those imaginative works of poetry and prose distinguished by the intentions of their authors and the perceived aesthetic excellence of their execution.

"One of the things we've seen with every choice he's made is that it's based on what he perceives as excellence," Ms. Alexander said.

scientific excellence is perceived at the international level.

Implementing pro-family benefits programs and policies is perceived as costly to excellence in science and in its productivity".

Q: What have been some of the most significant strategies for equalizing the perceived values of academic excellence at HBCUs versus PWIs?

We want to try to understand at a deep level the kind of processes that enable hospitals in Europe to achieve quality improvement; what is it that enables them to achieve excellence (as perceived by their patients and peers and supported by clinical and performance data), and what enables them to continually improve their services over considerable periods of time.

When asked if he thought his father had lost some of his sense of excellence, Jay Paterno responded "absolutely not" and shared a lesson his father had taught him: "success is how other people perceive you, but excellence is something that is very personal".

The quality features perceived by the respondents all relate to scientific excellence.

Conclusions: To advance a collaborative research agenda, actors in this field need to bridge the perceived disconnect between the goals of "relevance" and "excellence".

A leader who constantly strives for excellence may have his Achilles heel in being perceived as difficult to deal with.