Sentence examples for perceptions with a from inspiring English sources

Passions are impressions – strong and lively perceptions with a certain "feel" and a direction, or impulse.

This purposive sampling method aims at maximising the diversity of perceptions with a rather small sample representing different interests.

In a society more ostensibly egalitarian than ever, Epstein observes, snobbery has proliferated and intensified in new forms, with new peaks from which to look down on others; he fleshes out his perceptions with an examination of his own experience.

Students not using mobile phones also had statistically significantly higher risk perceptions with an increase in the odds ratio to 2.50 (95% CI = 1.62-3.87) (Table 3).

He helped perpetuate that perception with a bruising performance that showcased his ability to bowl over defenders.

Management reinforced that perception with a forecast calling for meager growth in the current quarter, which ends in February.

Southfield Primary, Luton: break down the barriers between teacher and pupil perception with a children's voice project – including a published newsletter for peer teaching.

Thirty years ago one man in particular helped change that perception with a display of rugby league that announced the arrival of the Polynesian power game.

Chrysler hopes to start changing that perception, with a daylong series of presentations on Wednesday for hundreds of reporters, analysts, local officials and other guests.

People love to say that we're unknowable, but I've learned that you can change this perception with a quick "Look at my home!" interview.

A year ago, Barneys began taking steps toward shifting that perception, with a luncheon for Ms. Seinfeld, the wife of Jerry Seinfeld, and her Park Avenue retinue.