Sentence examples for the west's perception from inspiring English sources

Works made since September 2001 are more overtly critical of the West's perception of the Muslim world.

But Iran says it wants reporters to cover normal life beyond what ruling clerics see as the West's perception of a country bent on obtaining nuclear weapons.

Although several Western governments had named the KLA a terrorist organization in 1997, the West's perception of the group changed as Serbian and Yugoslav authorities cracked down on dissent in Kosovo in 1998 99.

I wanted the Éthiopiques series to help break this cliche and change the West's perception.' A quixotic figure who 'has aways been drawn to unknown and experimental music', the 56-year-old Falceto is an eloquent and inspirational figure, a mover and shaker whose devotion to Ethiopian music underpins much of what has happened over the past decade.

Ukiyo-e was central to forming the West's perception of Japanese art in the late 19th century–especially the landscapes of Hokusai and Hiroshige.

The government say they are expanding Addis Ababa but the reality is they are getting rid of the people who don't support the EPRDF [the ruling Ethiopian People's Revolutionary Democratic Front]." He challenged the west's perceptions of positive change in the country.

In it, he analyses the cultural representations that are the basis of Orientalism, a term he redefined to refer to the West's patronizing perceptions and depictions of Middle Eastern, Asian and North African societies—"the East".

If you read Jon Caramanica's New York Times interview, West's perception of his being misunderstood is legendary.

Women's perceptions of their own bodies have shifted as the West's obsession with being thin has encroached.

In the west, this perception is now almost universal.

In the West, the perception is often that China doesn't want to be like us.