Sentence examples for perception of American from inspiring English sources

Because the most articulate artists are, by definition, writers, most of the arguments about what culture is and ought to do have been about what literature is and ought to do—and this can skew our perception of American culture a little, because the most memorable American art has not always appeared in books and novels and stories and plays.

The perception of American power is power.

The improvements at Ford have managed to change consumers' perception of American vehicles in general.

In Dubai and Abu Dhabi there is a perception of American weakness and retreat.

The perception of American evenhandedness is considered essential to persuading the militant groups to agree to a cease-fire.

Val and Diana agree that their victory is helping to change the perception of American ballroom dancers.

Unmeasured words and arrogance only serve to solidify the negative perception of Americans abroad.

So will adding 40,000 more to the 68,000 already there make a difference to justify the additional annual cost of $10 billion to $40 billion, especially since they may aggravate the perception of Americans as occupiers?

Just look at the extent of the damage done to the global perception of Americans under George W. Bush.

The Center for American Progress recently documented the effort to shape the perception of Americans about Islam through an "echo chamber" of recycled information and misinformation.

That led Mr. Greenstein to his Ph.D. thesis topic: a study of New Haven grammar school students' perceptions of American politics, showing that children's ideas about politics concern the American president more than any other figure.