Sentence examples for perceptions of freedom from inspiring English sources

Participants' racial attitudes interacted with content of speech to predict perceptions of freedom of speech protections.

And I realised that all our perceptions of freedom are to do with living on the mainland.

It is equally problematic to ignore how perceptions of freedom vary across class, regional and professional backgrounds.

Our unique long history with the car has made personal, flexible transportation and perceptions of freedom and autonomy as American as the Fourth of July.

Sorrentino, who also won the award for best director, noted the film's theme of "perception of freedom" and its importance at a time such as this.

Labeled a "police state" by international political analysts, Ethiopians are suspicious of any perception of freedom in their country — whispering about censorship, tight control of the press, and the "spying technology" that the government is rumored to have been given by China.

As far as we know, in the case of adjuvant chemotherapy, there are no studies that have examined the perception of freedom in choice of treatment and its consequences for QoL and satisfaction with treatment.

Fincham, for example, reports that many positive stories have an 'emphasis on the health benefits of cycling coupled with the perception of freedom that is associated with cycling' [ 7].

But the events on campus exposed a wide gap in perceptions of how freedom of expression might play out day to day.

Union-represented graduate student employees report higher levels of personal and professional support, unionized graduate student employees fare better on pay, and unionized and nonunionized students report similar perceptions of academic freedom.

The empowerment component of the MUSIC model refers to teaching strategies that provide students with control and autonomy by encouraging perceptions of choice, freedom, and volition (Jones, 2009).