Sentence examples for perceptions of human from inspiring English sources

He was thoughtful in his perceptions of human emotions".

BEIJING — China released a report on human rights on Sunday, highlighting the country's willingness to deal with the highly contentious issue but also the differences between its perceptions of human rights and those of many other countries.

There is increasing consensus about the importance of public perceptions of human well-being, but studies on this are still scarce.

So how was a new hall to be built incorporating all these new discoveries, and at the same time taking into account important findings about visitor perceptions of human origins?

To describe young women's perceptions of human papillomavirus (HPV) using the Common Sense Model and examine whether perceptions differ based on history of HPV diagnosis or sexually transmitted disease (STD) testing.

In this article, I'd like to share with you wisdoms from two journeys the doctoral and post-doctoral work I conducted researching museum visitor perceptions of human evolution (1996 2004, 2004 2006) and how that has informed the work I've done educating extant hominids visiting the museum about human evolution (from 2006 present).

Qatari  organisers are also assailed by  perceptions of human-rights abuse, a convenient platform for political point scoring in the grimy struggle to  succeed Sepp Blatter.

Ms. Reeve's perception of human connections is extraordinary.

He has a very skewed perception of human nature".

The strife and chaos he saw apparently changed his perception of human nature.

A good example of the way that these technologies are already changing our perception of human identity and notions of disability comes from the world of sport.