Sentence examples for perceived focus from inspiring English sources

As the recent presidential race signaled an inward turn for the country, many fans had become distressed with Klinsmann's perceived focus on German-American players.

It highlighted reasons for the perceived focus on Housing, which reflect its unique place and multi-disciplinary nature.

Trump desperately needs to win back white voters who were once understandably drawn to his projected strength and perceived focus on their issues, but who, increasingly, have been unsettled by his erratic behavior and intemperate ugliness.

[2 17]" This attribution may be indicative of the perceived focus of palliative care within an acute stroke context: usually end of life care for patients with a poor prognosis.

Respondents may have considered pandemic (H1N1) 2009 to be a mild disease because the perceived focus of health officials was on simple containment measures such as increased handwashing and covering sneezes rather than sophisticated approaches, which may have created an impression of a trivial threat.

Education, culture, history and the way of philosophical thinking (how the patient is being perceived); focus on symptomatic or facilitation or task-oriented intervention [ 39]) have led to different kinds of therapeutic approaches across Europe which will be briefly discussed below.

The informants perceived focussing on patients' problems to be problematic, thereby emphasizing the problems, rather than the patients' strengths to overcome weaknesses.

The Perceived Stress Scale (PSS): The Perceived Stress Scale [ 49, 50] is a 10-item self-report questionnaire focusing on perceived stress experience.