Sentence examples for perception war from inspiring English sources

A journalist in Srinagar says the BJP is winning "the perception war" over Congress.

"The N.R.A. definitely has won the perception war," Mr. Cobble asserted.

Instead, because they badly flubbed the perception war, the public and lawmakers can only assume they have something to hide.

For Mr. Kerry's campaign team, newly retooled with former strategists for Bill Clinton coming aboard in the last month, the post-debate debate was a badly needed victory in the perception wars.

It was then that the three-star general, in charge of training Iraq's security forces, gave a president in a tight race for reelection a little extra firepower in the domestic perception wars.

Now tales of elite troops are reshaping the public perception of war, even though war is still a tragic grind far more complex than any film of this era has shown.

The new perception of war as revelation transformed not only the experience and culture of war, but also war politics, the status of the common soldiers, and the tenets of military theory.

Photography has absolutely changed our perception of war.

I also disagree that photography by itself would change our perception of war.

An issue with this newfound perception of war is that context is generally lacking.

Photography has definitely changed our perception of war, but whether for better or of worse, remains an issue.