Sentence examples for shaping the perception of from inspiring English sources

Victory with the last kick of a game can have a cleansing effect, shaping the perception of everything that had preceded it.

Based on this findings, it is possible to conclude that in Italy having a fixed term contract and having a low educational attainment play an important role in shaping the perception of barriers to teachers professional development.

At the EU's behest, to further explore other specific issues shaping the perception of insecurity in small to medium-sized towns, The Fondazione del Politecnico di Milano has conducted a research on two smaller centers a typical historic town and a typical Italian small municipality.

The problem for many of us, however, is that we do care about our work, but we also feel compelled to spend an inordinate amount of time and energy on shaping the perception of our work to others.

"With their powerful influence on shaping the perceptions of large audiences, the media are key players for the gender equality agenda," she said.

The chapter reviews the roles of few researchers in shaping the perceptions of what constitutes good experimental research.

In Section 2, we discuss the implications that social learning may have in shaping the perceptions of what roles the state is expected to perform.

Through its efforts, I believe Bloomberg is helping promote equality by shaping the perceptions of future generations of young women and men on what an expert or leader looks like.

Protecting ourselves -- our minor social deceptions are frequently in service of saving face and shaping the perceptions of others.

Finally, we identified a potential role for undergraduate medical education in shaping the perceptions of the new DHR, with osteopathic graduates rating the DHR more negatively in several domains relative to their allopathic and international graduate colleagues.

May, E. S. et al. Behavioral responses to noxious stimuli shape the perception of pain.