Sentence examples for perception of the state from inspiring English sources

" We used our memories to temporarily alter our perception of the state we were in.

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

The poll also found an emerging divide between Democrats and Republicans in their perception of the state of the nation and the problems it faces this fall.

The organization says losing the "North" would change people's perception of the state from a frigid, treeless prairie to a frigid, treeless prairie that sounds like a stripper.

In the exhibition Only Worries, by Gabrielle Gibbons, the artist depicts her perception of the state of humanity as informed by her news consumption.

"The simplistic perception of the state was that there is a leader, chosen by God, a divine person, so they were expecting that the system would work as it was working centuries ago," Mr. Yazdi said.

The information gathered was through general reconnaissance, informal survey of households, and through supplemental information from key informants on the issue of changing trends in livestock management practices and farmers' perceptions on the state of livestock feed resources.

The perception of the stated health condition is slightly lower than that of the general population in our environment, but higher than those with chronic pathologies [ 23].

In retrospect, voters' perceptions of the state's precariousness and Brownback's radical politics acted as mutual accelerants.

Where the warnings about Brexit do seem to have had an impact is on voter perceptions of the state of the wider economy.

This means that any inaccuracies in the Chinese figures would affect only China and not perceptions of the state of other world fisheries.