#public-perception

#public-perception

"That's the thing that we as women - I think we struggle with, like, disappointing people. I mean, so much so that this year people were, you know, they couldn't even fathom that I was making a choice for myself, that they had to assume that my husband and I are divorcing."

Early in WW2, when Hitler was still refusing to retaliate in kind for British bombings of German civilian targets, he had the Luftwaffe drop leaflets calling for peace.

Santa Clara County Assessor Larry Stone has embraced being booed during public appearances, viewing it as a sign of name recognition and political engagement rather than a negative. He often responds with humor, turning the boos into a part of his public persona.

"The increase in drone sightings in New Jersey can be largely attributed to eyewitness errors, exacerbated by psychological factors that led to misinterpretation of visuals."

The exhibition, while aiming to change perceptions of wasps, falls short due to its limited scope and lack of informative content.

The point of going to a park is to enjoy nature, not to whistleblow something that casts the American people in a bad light.

Israeli media has largely cheered on military actions in Gaza, manufacturing consent for government narratives, while neglecting the impact of Israel's own attacks on Palestinian civilians.

Rutte described Trump's influence as a father figure in U.S.-Europe relations, though he clarified he did not intend to call him "daddy" in a literal sense.

"People shortages have been rife in water for some time, and while the issue may be multifaceted, we can't ignore the sheer fact that the negative perception of the industry is making this worse."

The narrative suggests California is a hellscape where businesses cannot thrive and citizens suffer under unique oppressive conditions. However, these issues aren't exclusive to California.

Despite the advantages of eating insects, cultural repulsion prevents significant dietary shifts, especially in the West, where only 20% are open to trying insect-based foods.

London's businesses are increasingly vulnerable to sensational tabloid reporting which can quickly damage their reputation and affect recruitment efforts.

Police officers can legally lie to suspects about evidence during interrogations, leading to false confessions from innocent individuals who believe they're correcting a mistake.

Croydon ranked 32nd among London boroughs in a recent survey, reflecting ongoing dissatisfaction regarding safety and local amenities despite its community strengths.

Cannabis use has shifted from taboo to acceptance, impacting policies, markets, and cultural events, reflecting a broader societal change towards its legal status and perceptions.

"Six in 10 (62 per cent) want to see more recognition in the UK for those performing tough jobs with 64 per cent believing they are vital to keeping the country running."

Mangione's legal team argues that the current security measures during court appearances are unnecessary and fuel public prejudice, jeopardizing his right to a fair trial.

"Pushing your partner in the face with your hand so hard their head reels to the side... should not be normalized by calling it 'fun' just to save political face."

The police will stop and ticket me for this beer before they say anything to someone doing drugs right in front of kids, one said.

The default setting of this country is to spew bullshit, which reduces lying from a cardinal sin to background noise.

Nearly 60% of Americans find the New York accent annoying, while 45% of New Yorkers agree. Trustworthiness is low, with just 10% finding it trustworthy.