Sentence examples for pernicious perception from inspiring English sources
This feeds into another pernicious perception about women – that in Africa, Asia and the Arab countries they are all ground down, silent and oppressed and need someone else to fight their battles for them.
Day, a holiday dedicated to an activist who epitomized the strength and grace of black men and we've just seen a black man serve for eight years in the highest office in the land the triumphs of these leaders and others like them have not been sufficient to negate the pernicious negative perceptions many Americans hold about men of color. .
Although it's Martin Luther King Jr. Day, a holiday dedicated to an activist who epitomized the strength and grace of black men and we've just seen a black man serve for eight years in the highest office in the land the triumphs of these leaders and others like them have not been sufficient to negate the pernicious negative perceptions many Americans hold about men of color.
More pernicious is the lingering perception in some quarters that indigenous culture is something less than civilized.
It is a pernicious experience to learn that self-perception does not correspond with the perception of others and, moreover, that the perception of others is more negative that your own perception of yourself.
The erroneous perception of hypovolemia can induce a pernicious cycle of maladaptive adrenergia and associated coagulation and thrombosis, particularly in the infrarenal aortic segment as the body attempts to normalize renal perfusion.
And how pernicious: a slew of studies have shown that we internalise negative perceptions of age and turn them against ourselves.
However, while the emerging AHCIP model may place a gap between industry money and individual investigators, possibly rendering conflict of interest disclosure policies less useful, this does not address the perception that the involvement of industry with academic institutions may pose more pernicious threats to values that AHCs represent and the trust that the public places in them [3, 19].
Domestic abuse is pernicious.
That inertia is pernicious.
