Sentence examples for perception of a state from inspiring English sources

For the view that our perception of a trope is not only distinct, but also phenomenologically distinguishable, from our perception of a state of affairs seems grounded in little more than its proponent's introspective intuitions.

Contrary to the popular theoretical perception of a state "hollowing out" to make room for the market under neoliberalization, the Chinese state is found to have reshuffled and transformed itself to embrace and take advantage of the market.

Mr. Bush's visit to New York was his fifth to the city since Sept. 11, and his remarks suggested that his perception of New York, a state that he lost last November, had changed markedly since the attack, as he repeatedly and exuberantly expressed his admiration and respect for a city that he said had come to represent the nation's resilience.

This paper presents community perceptions of a state-of-the-art peer education programme in Manicaland, Zimbabwe.

The violence of recent years has strengthened the perception of a failing state, obscuring a more encouraging trend: the maturing of Pakistani democracy, demonstrated in parliament's adoption of far-reaching constitutional reforms.

"It creates the perception of a failed state," he told me adding that it would raise "all sorts of questions" not least that of the competency of Greek justice.

Barriers to accessing health services have implications in both the subjective perception of a poor state of health [ 98] and in the use of alternative health systems to resolve a health need.

adambowie1 · I went to a very posh private school so it gave me the perception of all state schools being really terrifying.

Politicians are fostering a perception of the state as a battlefield.

However, the research designed claimed for a similar tool to analyze adults' perceptions of a subjective state in a preverbal infant, and the use of the visual analogue scale provided a unique opportunity to analyze pain and distress perceptions in quantitative and qualitative ways.

Whatever the site, Mr. Jaar's uncanny ability to throw perception into a state of emergency makes a point anyone can get: sometimes art is less a thing to look at than a way to see.