Sentence examples for perceived history from inspiring English sources

Just as today's activism depends on falsity to "raise awareness," Hollywood depends on drama, whether true to a "perceived" history or not, to raise dollars.

To others, a victorious Kim would represent a more disturbing side of the Olympic committee -- its perceived history as an autocratic, secretive, corrupt, elitist organization -- and would cast doubt on reforms that were supposed to make the I.O.C. a more transparent, accountable, businesslike operation.

To get some background on the area's perceived history of racism and xenophobia, I spoke to journalist Nick Ryan, who spent time with Combat 18, a neo-Nazi group that originated in the town.

6 The top-down approach was also in part a response to the perceived history of slow and uneven development of NHS IT systems before the programme.

Functioning of external accountability mechanisms could also be hampered by a perceived history of unfulfilled needs where community members may have low expectations regarding their health care entitlements [ 21, 34, 35] leading to a perception that holding providers accountable is a waste of time [ 22, 24, 34].

Women's understandable reticence to describe burns as non-accidental, the contested nature of statements, their perceived history of changeability, the limited quality and validity of forensic evidence, and the requirement for resilience on the part of clients underlay a general pessimism.

As she told THUMP back when she released her Guzzum Power mix earlier this year, all of her output is weighted down with "ideas of identity, notions of power, perceived histories and the entanglements that happen within these topics".

"If we change the way we perceive history, we change what we think of the Confederacy and of this overpowering heritage we've assimilated over generations.

There are the formally innovative novels of writers like Perec, Bernhard and Sebald, works written in the shadow of the Holocaust that take as their subjects memory, absence, how we perceive history and how our lives are continually reshaped by past events.

"We need to know what our students do with their degrees, how employers perceive history degrees, and the range of skills that a history major provides".

In 2012, a historian analysed the changing social norms towards glasses, finding examples of the way they've been perceived across history.