Sentence examples for perceptions of becoming from inspiring English sources

The aim of this study was to capture midwives' perceptions of becoming and being confident in conducting water birth in addition to factors perceived to inhibit and facilitate the development of that confidence.

I decline only because of the perception of becoming the crazy old lady down the street with the little dog, and for no other reason.

This paper presents evidence that firms conserve cash to manage employees' perceptions of the risk of becoming unemployed.

That kind of talk does America no good, because in politics perception has a habit of becoming reality.

In The Doors of Perception, Aldous Huxley famously wrote of becoming utterly captivated by the folds in his gray flannel pants during his first-ever psychedelic experience.

Liñán and Chen (Liñán and Chen 2009) define PBC as "the perception of the ease or difficulty of becoming an entrepreneur" (Liñán and Chen 2009).

To assess women's perceptions of their needs during the process of becoming a mother and identify what they want from maternal education.

My view is the AFA's perception of it becoming a 'wild west' simply won't happen in practice.

It's a feeling that is all too common for the relatives of the profoundly autistic – the films, such as Rain Man and A Beautiful Mind (though autism is never explicitly specified in the latter), and the documentaries all feed into a narrative that has resulted in the public perception of autism becoming skewed.

But Trevor Noah is changing people's perceptions of South African humour, and looks to have every chance of becoming a serious global player.

In 2013, the National Survey of Victimisation and Perception of Crime found that 32% of respondents avoided walking on the street for fear of becoming a victim of crime.