Sentence examples for towards perceived from inspiring English sources

Miss Megawati, is likely to be far less tolerant towards perceived threats to the territorial integrity of the country her father founded.

While the support for home athletes is, inevitably, noisy and partisan, with an associated bias towards nations with British ties, such as New Zealand, Australia and the Caribbean islands, claps and cheers tend to otherwise be distributed fairly equally, with perhaps a tendency of bias towards perceived underdogs.

Social cohesion, the commitment on the part of members of a group towards perceived common goals, is clearly a prerequisite for the flourishing of that group.

If coming to see that something is good is coming to see that we have reason to have a pro-attitude towards it, then it would be no surprise if rational individuals come to have a pro-attitude towards perceived goods, any more than it would be surprising if rational beings come to do what they judge they ought to do.

Yet, it has led to a lack of empathy towards perceived enemies; for example, it manifested itself in Israel shirking responsibility for the Palestinian refugee problem and violating human rights, all the while promoting self-righteousness.

But despite the government's back peddling on the protest ban and the denial of any collusion with Boko Haram, the frustration towards perceived inaction has now been simmering for months.

Not because significant amounts of extra financing are likely to emerge directly citing slavery reparations as their cause, but because this should be part of a general shift, away from regarding development finance as aid and towards perceiving it as acknowledged reparation for damage done.

The results for the correlation matrix for both groups -those who had side setback areas, and, those who did not have side setback areas- showed a general tendency towards perceiving the side setback areas as possible threats to one's privacy for those who did not have them.

Thus in orientation adaptation, prolonged exposure to one specific orientation causes both a selective loss of sensitivity at this orientation, and also a bias towards perceiving a nearby orientation as tilted in the opposite direction, e.g., after adapting to a counterclockwise tilt of 10°, vertically oriented stimuli appear to have a clockwise tilt [4], [11], [26], [27].

Movement atypicalities in the autism group were correlated with a bias towards perceiving 'unnatural' motion on a biological motion categorization task and with the severity of autism.

The degree to which kinematics were atypical was correlated with a bias towards perceiving biological motion as 'unnatural' and with the severity of autism symptoms as measured by the Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule.