Sentence examples for undermined perceptions from inspiring English sources

Conversely, their absence undermined perceptions of APEs and of the health system as pointed out by this APE: "Even my community will not respect me when they don't see my superiors coming here".

Partisan appeals for royal intervention have helped to undermine perceptions of the monarchy as above politics.

The implication is that dressing in a more conventionally feminine way is somehow more frivolous, and can undermine perceptions of a woman's intellectual and professional skills.

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That is because each of the works seeks to unsettle, even undermine perception.

The research firm said a dividend cut nine months before the T-900 launch would greatly undermine perception of management confidence in the platform.

Qatar's efforts to use sports as a pillar of its soft power and a key building block in its foreign, defense and security policy in the absence of the ability to create the hard power it would need to defend itself are further undermined by perceptions that it is backing jihadist groups in the civil war in Syria.

Or, it may be that attending high-ability schools may already have undermined the perceptions of their competence - the BFLPE.

The film undermined the perception I was nurturing that orang-utans at the centre would enjoy a carefree existence of natural simplicity, as I saw how some of their lives were marked by loss and trauma.

Your comments, and those of some members of parliament, have at a minimum undermined the perception of impartiality by suggesting that the process is being driven by political rather than legal concerns".

In refusing to acknowledge that the Iraq war was a terrible mistake that turned out disastrously, he has undermined the perception that he retains a firm grip on reality.