Sentence examples for Some perceptions from inspiring English sources

Some perceptions of the market as an insiders' game stem from recent lawsuits against galleries, including three by collectors who accused Knoedler & Company, now defunct, of fraud.

Some perceptions of race are changing, with a marked increase in the number of people who say they believe that white and black people have an equal chance of getting ahead in America today.

Some perceptions were cued in advance by a visual prime.

Some perceptions of what constitutes food security and insecurity were associated only with pastoralism or agro-pastoralism, and some were common to both.

Some perceptions are less forceful and lively than some memories, as when lost in reminiscence, and some memories are less forceful and lively than imaginings, as when lost in reverie.

Some perceptions were, however, especially shared in the low SES groups.

Some perception, such as position sense, is retained.

I want books that change me, which fundamentally shift some perception, understanding of life.

Some perception of this may filter through to the actors in Syria.

McMullan reported MacKenzie as saying, with some perception: "If you get the story and you don't get caught, you get a Pulitzer prize.

In an interview, Mr. Scully said: "There is some perception, which I don't think is fair, that we are not aggressive on health care fraud.