Sentence examples for all the perceptions from inspiring English sources

Flavor is understood as all the perceptions one feels in the mouth and thus encompasses taste, aroma, and texture.

For all the perceptions that he can write his own ticket, Pattinson said that assumptions about his career -- including the one that he's routinely offered big studio parts -- are mistaken too.

Putting some element of racial identity in the title of the event was out of the question for festival organizers, who felt a label — and all the perceptions that come with it — was unnecessary and limiting on the their brand of funny.

George DeMontrond, chairman of the bid committee, said: "All the perception is of heat.

After all, the perception that the UNM operated above the law was one factor that led to its recent electoral defeat.

First of all, the perception of usefulness of Web 2.0 platform use for communication between primary and specialist healthcare professionals in the integration across primary and hospital care is determined by organisational, technological and social factors.

Mr. V. said that it will not be limited to visual perception but will include all the sensory perceptions.

In all FGDs, the perception of all participants was that, in the tribal community, women play a key role in the functioning of the family.

For all the perception of Justin Vernon as a doughty craftsman of earnest Americana, his music has always had what you might call its Kid A side.

For all the perception of Vernon as a doughty craftsman of earnest Americana, pouring his heart out in the backwoods, his music has always had what you might call its Kid A side.

For all the perception of a major course correction, Mr. Obama so far appears to be presiding over a foreign policy that may seem more different than it really is.