Sentence examples for perceptions echo from inspiring English sources

We assume that the participants in this study were not familiar with research on climate variability but their perceptions echo the findings [ 4, 6, 12] about changes in heat, cold and rainfall [ 36] reported in the literature.

The perception, echoed by former Jets like Joe Klecko in a recent radio interview on WFAN, was that Mangini had lost the locker room.

Early theories in the field of visual perception echoed this view that any visual experience might encompass an element of subjectivity.

These perceptions were echoed by local health providers (box 6).

As the textured soundscape flows from "polyphonic perception to global perception," the visuals echo their continunities and discontinuities, resulting in an audiovisual experience you don't need synesthesia to love.

That perception is echoed by students like Catherine Crawford, a senior at the Masters School, a private school in Dobbs Ferry, who revived that school's moribund SADD club two years ago.

That perception was echoed by Jim Tenny, president at Della Femina Advertising in New York, the agency, formerly known as Della Femina Rothschild Jeary & Partners, that is handling the ad duties for the campaign.

Patients also reported that their primary care physician could be highly influential in encouraging them to discontinue therapy, a perception not echoed among prescribers in this review.

This seemed to echo the perception that Jack lightly mocked the day before.

Their findings echo the perception and claims made in the popular press (ABC News 2005; Moore 2012).

In addition, the interview responses provided an opportunity to assess whether the perceptions of alumni echoed the overall intent of the training program.