Sentence examples for all sorts of perceptions from inspiring English sources

"Until Goldman resolves its legal issues, the company and the stock are vulnerable to all sorts of perceptions, real or perceived," said Michael Mayo, an analyst with Credit Agricole Securities.

Well, that act of measurement is going to be vulnerable to all sorts of perception biases.

DAVID EAGLEMAN: Also, people on a variety of narcotics reports all sorts of interesting perceptions of time.

At one point in the dialogue On Sentiments (Mendelssohn's second publication but first publication on aesthetic matters), one of the protagonists differentiates three sorts of pleasure: sensuous, beautiful, and intellectual (a differentiation which approximates respectively the three sorts of perceptions elaborated by Leibniz and Wolff, among others, namely, confused, clear, and distinct).

For if self-knowledge is to be construed as a sort of perception of inner states or events that are (by the special faculty of introspection or by the "refulgence" of consciousness) "visible" to me but not to others, then Cartesianism, though seeming to leave knowledge of our own minds intact, instead presents an untenable picture of what this "knowledge" can be.

We have this perception of who a leader is, based on all sorts of attributes that have nothing to do with actual leadership (height, gender, race, age).

At a minimum, the perceptions of one's future can be open to (and possibly colonized by) all sorts of attitudes, moods and emotions.

"All sorts of things".

All sorts of semantical shuffling.

Creating all sorts of possibilities.

All sorts of culinary delights.