Sentence examples similar to adept perception from inspiring English sources
For Mr. McCain, the support of Ms. Whitman and Ms. Fiorina, as well as other executives like John T. Chambers of Cisco Systems and John A. Thain of Merrill Lynch, helps offset the perception that he's more adept at foreign policy and national security than economic issues.
It is a common perception that to be an adept man of letters, you have to spend long hours into writing.
His well-publicized schism with his former coach Bill Parcells, and Parcells's adept spinning of the fallout, only added to the perception that Kraft was an owner running amok.
The widespread perception inside ABC News is that Westin has been less adept at handling them than his predecessor.
The author lives and breathes scholarship, but he is also adept at picking out fascinating micro-histories and wrests interesting perceptions from vivid evidence.
The human mind is intricately adept at making subconscious judgments (Bargh and Chartrand 1999) and parental perceptions of their youth's attributes and competence influence their expectations, values, and ultimately their child's behavior (Jacobs and Eccles 1992; Jacobs et al. 2005).
Commentators who favor this approach, including most notably Sorabji (1974), with whom the interpretation originated in contemporary times and who has been its most adept proponent, have been able to amass textual evidence suggesting that Aristotle believes that some such literal alteration occurs in perception.
Relative to other Australian cicadas they have excellent perception, fly at a moderate cruising speed of, with a similarly moderate maximum speed of, and are exceptionally adept at landing.
Perception, reality; reality, perception.
