Sentence examples for societal perceptions from inspiring English sources

What do you think are the differences between societal perceptions of co-ops and mainstream business?

The way our media reports male violence against women can have a huge impact on societal perceptions of the problem.

Perhaps it's this identification that can be the shift that alters societal perceptions around disability – that stops us all being so awkward.

Over 1,000 students were involved in this project and most will not directly use the centre, but they did benefit from it: they learned how to work together on a complex project that aims to change societal perceptions.

He pointed to the role of nonprofits, and the individuals involved with them, in changing societal perceptions about issues like civil rights, the role of girls in sports, and drunk driving.

It also goes without saying that, for the most part, these ideals are being played out in a decidedly heteronormative and cis-centric sphere, and also largely among white principals; the othering that goes on with sexual orientation, race, and able-bodiedness also screws in societal perceptions of who the "default" might be.

The biggest challenge to overcome is societal perception, says Martin Green, chief executive of Care England, which represents independent care providers.

About 14 percent women said that they felt uncomfortable going to public spaces alone because of societal perception, while 11 percent cited family restrictions.

For China, this shifting societal perception follows from its own transformation into a middle-class society in the past decade.

Moreover, they are likely to seek capital externally and so disclose environmental information to alter societal perception.

Understanding the motivation of sex offenders plays a key role in societal perception of victim culpability and offender responsibility.