Sentence examples for warring perceptions from inspiring English sources

The clashes proved particularly intense in Ramallah, where the Monday incidents offered a glimpse into warring perceptions of reality.

Mixed into the play's acid bath of warring perceptions, knee-jerk responses, unseeing self-regard and burlesque of emotions is the question of whether Asperger's syndrome is what's wrong — or right — with the 20-year-old Jared.

First, it would be a grave mistake for NATO and its members to cling to the Cold War perception of Russia as a potential aggressor and not as a strategic partner with whom we share interests.

Far from a fighting coalition, the arrangement is a payment on Cold War debts to the US, a token contribution to the symbolic "war of perceptions" projecting an image of multilateralism.

"This is all a war of perceptions.

In a war where perceptions are paramount, the effect is poisonous.

But in the war of perceptions, the Taliban will consider that they have had the best of the past week.

It is crucial to both the popular, triumphalist narrative of the war and perceptions of the Nazi persecution of Europe's Jews.

Winning the war of perceptions is something the military considers critical to the success of the counterinsurgency strategy being pursued by Gen. David H. Petraeus, the coalition commander.

And in a war of perceptions, it undeniably handed the Taliban a propaganda victory.Leaving captured territory is controversial because, in addition to the fillip it gives the Taliban, it can also mean abandoning friendly local Afghans.

If one needed any proof that a war of perceptions is in the offing, look no further than a memorandum that Mr. McCain's campaign distributed last week, arguing that Mr. Obama should expect what would be a record-shattering 15-percent bump in the polls once he finishes his convention speech on Thursday.