Sentence examples for she perceived herself from inspiring English sources

"I tried to stick to how she perceived herself as a kid," Ms. Bond said of the book's depiction of a young Hurston.

This is a misunderstanding of Charlotte's capacity for an indefinable form of love that thrived on Monsieur's recognition of her potential as a writer, his capacity to know her as she perceived herself to be.

One informant expressed that she perceived herself as not sexually attractive for her partner.

I think Lily confuses what she wants with who she is — or who she perceives herself to be.

She perceives herself as she is, and not as she would prefer herself to be.

According to Hanson's study History of the Norway Rat (Rattus norvegicus): Rat Behavior and Biology, "the mother may perceive the environment as too hostile for the pup's survival, or she perceives herself as unable to rear the litter successfully, so she recuperates some of her energetic investment by consuming the young.

She also perceived herself to be doing poorly, despite getting decent grades.

Others reported that she refused to speak with Jews, that she manipulated health workers and perceived herself to "be a martyr rather than a prisoner".

Another prosecution expert, Dr. Sally C. Johnson, a psychiatry professor at the University of North Carolina, wrote that although Ms. Siddiqui appeared frail and timid, "her potential for aggression towards herself or others might be underestimated," and she "could perceive herself as martyr for a cause".

Once an individual self-categorizes as member of a group, she will perceive herself as 'depersonalized' and similar to other group members in the stereotypical dimensions linked to the relevant social categorization.

For example, given the stereotype that Chinese people tend to excel at mathematics, a Chinese woman being reminded of the fact she is Chinese tends to perceive herself as better at the subject compared to a Chinese woman being reminded of the fact that she is a woman.