Sentence examples similar to a blended perception from inspiring English sources
What turned Japan away from the sun was a pernicious blend of perception, culture, and politics.
GNH is a blend of hard numbers, subjective perceptions and virtually unmeasurable concepts, but it works pretty well in Bhutan, provided you're not among the 17% of the population – mostly Hindus of Nepalese origin – expelled from the country in the 90s.
It's a big and exuberantly gaudy directorial performance that's delivered in a modest and intimate format, and it's greatly aided by the remarkable images of Sean Price Williams, whose darting, agile camera work, often apparently with telephoto lenses, achieves a blend of intimacy and distance, of perception and opacity reminiscent of the camerawork in the films of John Cassavetes.
As established by Bolívar (2008), despite the fact that the positive perception of blended learning courses has increased over the years, it is still not possible to visualize a clear and definitive trend regarding the effectiveness of the instructional strategy.
Through his study of Tokugawa period (1603 1867) literature, he led a revival of interest in the 17th-century writer Ihara Saikaku, whose sharp perceptions he blended with his own poetic aesthetic to create a style of romantic realism.
A blend of the cognitive and sensual is also characteristic of Scruton's proposed "imaginative perception"—the notion that we may perceive the details of built structures in various ways, depending on directions that our imagination takes us.
The second was to deliberately promote a blend of ideas to garner support from the general public and to influence the perception of key policy makers.
Instead, they are a blend.
Blend with a blending brush.
