Sentence examples for wish to perceive from inspiring English sources

Reading in Zweig's memoir how, during the years of Hitler's rise to power, many well-meaning people "could not or did not wish to perceive that a new technique of conscious cynical amorality was at work," it's difficult not to think of our own present predicament.

Research suggests that the way we wish to perceive ourselves has a profound impact on how we behave.

Not how we wish to perceive ourselves.

There are those who wish to perceive themselves as Olympic athletes and have channeled their life force into an arduous practice to perform and be known as such.

That malleable phrase contains a provision for any conspiracy the state wishes to perceive.

We wish to optimize perceived quality on an -dimensional parameter space the objective function is perceived quality, and it will be evaluated by human subjects.

The magazines we read tell us a lot about ourselves because they reveal how we wish to be perceived.

Your choice of brand and model says a great deal about who you are and how you wish to be perceived by others.

Think ahead about the information you want to share and how you wish to be perceived.

Long ago, Great Britain concluded that its foreign policy should be determined by one principal: what we do overseas must determine how we wish to be perceived at home.

We did not attempt to validate reports by comparing interviews of women and their assigned mentors because we did not wish participants to perceive any possible barriers to frank disclosure of their experiences.