Sentence examples for perception today from inspiring English sources

This volume is peppered with vague lines like "many believe that wars among the great powers are no longer possible," or "it is a common perception today that the international free market system is simply a natural stage in the evolution of the global economy".

When some tourists in Salt Lake City were asked last week what Nordic combined was, one man replied, "Salmon and lutefisk?" Todd Lodwick wanted desperately to change that perception today with at least a bronze medal, anything to get NBC to show some highlights of Nordic combined.

There is a widespread perception today in the U.S. and elsewhere that globalization has bolstered the position of the elites at the expense of the average American.

He's one of the few researchers working on visual perception today, and also a fan of Turrell's art.

"Our mode of expanded perception today concerns an encounter with an image that is virtual, an interface to hyperspace and which we are living within," writer and researcher Tanya Toft explains to The Creators Project.

There seems to be a perception today in the UK that all that is needed to fix the poor perception of banks is to offer better service through the branch and telephone.

— Connie Bruck, "The Politics of Perception," October 9 , 1995Jon Michaud is the author of "When Tito Loved Clara".

Afghanistan was ranked 166 out of 168 countries on Transparency International's corruption perception 2015 index.

Its supercharged sales figures have helped revamp Nintendo's perception this year as an innovative, mobile powerhouse.

Chafe, C., and J. - P. Cáceres, "Temporal Separation in a Rhythmic Task", Perception, 2010.

Criticism: Thomas Hardy: The Poetry Of Perception 1975; The Day-Star Of Liberty: William Hazlitt's Radical Style '98.