Sentence examples for perceptions of defeat from inspiring English sources

Other models highlight the role of various cognitive-affective processes as direct or indirect mediators between PTSD and suicidality, including perceptions of defeat and entrapment (e.g., [ 93]), negative self-appraisals (e.g., [ 94]), hopelessness (e.g., [ 91]), and guilt and shame (e.g., [ 95]).

The greatest barriers were inflexible or incompatible administrative systems, screeners being isolated from the everyday work of the GP practice that was the focus of the uptake standard, and perceptions of defeat in relation to patients who missed many practice appointments.

Others hoped that the American perception of a defeat for Al Qaeda might encourage the Obama administration to turn its back on Mr. Saleh.

Don't downplay it".Meanwhile, the Philadelphia Inquirer has run a review (h/t Arts & Letters Daily) of an intriguing-looking book on perceptions of political victory and defeat.

The authors analyze several international events (America's involvement in Somalia, the Yom Kippur War) where, they argue, the initial perception of victory and defeat fail to match a retrospective analysis.Might it go similarly with the 2006 Democratic victory?

He also said that "rising violence is taking a toll on public perceptions of the government's ability to defeat the trafficking organizations".

Fight without fear of defeat.

Bowring does not believe that defeat by his old side on Saturday should alter perceptions of the job Lancaster is doing.

These are perceptions of people.

Perceptions of mental illness vary.

It improves perceptions of balance.