Sentence examples for Have perceptions from inspiring English sources

Mr. Storper says many people have perceptions of developing countries that are skewed by news coverage.

How have perceptions of the Western relationship with Russia changed over the past decade?

Now, for his 60th birthday, times and institutions have changed, as have perceptions of Mr. Zorn's artistic stature.

I had some doubts when I came because a bit like everybody else you hear rumours and murmurs, and you have perceptions of people.

It doesn't take much thinking about - you can have perceptions of your brand streamed directly to you in easily understandable form, and there is no risk that a customer will feel pestered or intruded upon.

We have perceptions of the world in the form of impressions, Hume says, some of which, in recollection, become ideas — that is, the ideas have the force of impressions, without which they are meaningless.

"To have perception of tinnitus, which is subjective, you need a brain".

And not just in one modality, because you have perception and production at the same time.

In broad terms at least, animals must have perception if they are to live.

Now, have you had perceptions about gender and writing?

Few drivers have had perceptions of them shift as dramatically throughout their careers as Nelson Piquet.