We thought we'd be able to "change Afghan perceptions," which of course was the key thing.
Among these are negative perceptions (which some researchers call "implicit bias") about black boys' capabilities in the classroom.
The senses are rightly disordered, and maybe there is something seer-like there too, something with a deadly irony about its own perceptions which are, nevertheless, perceptions.
But it can "change perceptions" which in turn will "change energy" and ultimately it is that will "enable you to change the world".
A war or an economic collapse has a reality apart from perceptions, which imposes a pressure on reporters to find it.
We've had many opportunities since then to right the course, to alter those perceptions which have deepened and deepened — perceptions of bitterness and enmity toward America for not shouldering its true responsibilities.
The problem is not one of legislation - few would disagree with its stated aims and principles - but our own fears and perceptions, which divide us, set us against one another, and incite some even to attempt to change the law.
It was clear, he added, that those supporting the treaty had not succeeded "in overcoming the negative fears and perceptions, which in many cases were generated around issues largely outside of the treaty".
Recent evidence, however, indicates variability in customer authenticity perceptions, which, to date, is poorly understood.
These results can be interpreted as risk perceptions, which are influenced by trust and knowledge.
His findings state that entrepreneurial culture has motivating impacts on individuals perceptions, which result in a higher entrepreneurship rate.
