Sentence examples for shared perception from inspiring English sources

The shared perception of a neighborhood — is it on the rise or stagnant?

"Look, Voigt is a former officer and I'm a former Communist, but we have one shared perception," he said.

TB: Yes, but didn't you... JP: "British democracy rests ultimately on the shared perception by all the people".

The shared perception of a common threat that was the cornerstone of America's cold war alliances is gone.

For the bombing has created something absent from European-American relations since the fall of the Berlin Wall: a truly shared perception of threat.

But whoever gets the prize will be burdened, fairly or not, with a widely shared perception that she, or he, was second choice.

Culture refers to shared values and climate to shared perceptions.

It is, however, reasonably accurate about the shared perceptions of the city's inhabitants (the middle-class ones, anyway), and thus could be quite entertaining and useful for people who haven't been here before.

Factor analysis was used to identify shared perceptions of TB treatment delivery in Bali among the sample studied.

Inferences drawn from the experience are stored in corporate documents, standard operating procedures, rules, standards of good professional practice, and shared perceptions of "the way things are done around here" (Levitt and March 1988).

This electoral model spread throughout the postcommunist region because of both shared perceptions by opposition groups of similar local conditions and the existence of transnational democracy promotion networks that included local, regional and American participants.