Sentence examples for strong perceptions from inspiring English sources

Any strategy has to be aware of two very strong perceptions.

The non-users did not have these types of strong perceptions (Table 7).

What is fundamental to Hume's entire empiricist program in the Treatise is his "copy-principle" or the claim that "all our ideas, or weak perceptions, are derived from our impressions, or strong perceptions, and that we can never think of any thing which we have not seen without us, or felt in our minds" (TA, 16 7/ 647).

The origins of patient physician mistrust were rooted in strong perceptions of injustice (table 2).

Students had equally strong perceptions about "good" clinical teachers (encouraging, interested, interactive, non-aggressive).

High scores on a particular dimension represent strong perceptions of it.

First, it would reinforce the already strong perception in Pakistan that the United States is an unreliable ally that acts unilaterally.

In particular, there is a strong perception that the police are unable to provide protection from crime.

There was a perception, quite a strong perception, when David took over that the Conservative party was something of a mouthpiece of big business lobbies.

For instance, its recruiting efforts have been made more difficult by the strong perception among blacks that police tactics in the city are overly aggressive and racially driven.

There would be uproar, with the strong perception in people's minds that the inquiry had somehow been compromised to the advantage of the "bad guys".