Sentence examples for perception of itself from inspiring English sources

This contradicts India's perception of itself as a deeply rooted democracy.

And, "Superflat" suggests, the polished surface -- and the elliptical possibilities it offers -- continue to inform Japan's perception of itself.

Saudi Arabia, by contrast, has been drifting under an ailing king, trying to buy a different perception of itself with better advertising rather than with deeper reform.

The five-year strategy also dealt a dizzying blow to the Learning and Skills Council, specifically its perception of itself as the body that plans 16-19 education.

They will shape America's role in the world, its perception of itself and its ability to grapple with both foreign and domestic problems for years to come.

The city's iconic tower, created for the 1962 World's Fair, long symbolized Seattle's perception of itself as a visionary town with an eye on the 21st century.

It has changed outside perceptions of Liverpool and Liverpool's perceptions of itself".

"When people talk about homosexuality, the perception of homosexuality itself is one thing, but then there's the perception of the role you play.

At his best, he has the ability to change our perception of music itself, and that makes him a magician of the podium.

Our narrative forms, as well as our likely evolutionarily produced disposition to attend to difference rather than to stasis, reflexively bias our perception of evolution itself.

The study does not contribute to candidate SNPs for the perception of breathlessness itself, only the degree of perception of breathlessness while on opioids for pain.