Sentence examples for powerful perception from inspiring English sources

John F. Kennedy showed just how powerful perception is.

There is already a powerful perception among many black and ethnic minority groups that the scales of justice are tipped against them.

"The most instantly penetrating of contemporary poets," Calvin Bedient wrote here in 2000, Carson "has great intellectual and emotional knowledge" to which "she brings powerful perception and a freshness as startling as a loud knock at the door".

Moreover, the intensity of the news coverage of the three-week rampage, combined with the fact that there have been no similar shootings since Mr. Muhammad and his co-defendant, Lee Malvo, were arrested, have created a powerful perception that the pair was responsible for the crimes, experts said.

The notion that environmental regulation "kills jobs" competes with the more powerful perception that pollution is poison that can make your family sick.

The English language describes this powerful self-perception with expressions such as 'he is a terribly self-conscious'.

Physical alienation, such as residential segregation, and perceived power among are also powerful determinants of perceptions of hazards among African Americans [ 14, 17].

However, beyond the facts there is the powerful force of perception".

Public sentiment turned against the draft during the Vietnam War, in part because of the availability of deferments that seemed to favour the wealthy and powerful, spreading a perception that the poor were shouldering more than their fair share of the burden.

A partner with BVP, Alex Ferrara, said, "Cars are moving from systems today where they have a large number of small computers, called ECUs, in them, to working with smaller more powerful computers for perception.

Language is powerful in changing perception.