According to Leibniz, the mind is always active, for there are always perceptions present to it, even if those perceptions are minute and do not rise to such a level that we are cognizant of them.
"I think there was always that perception," she said in a recent interview.
"There's always this perception that there were always these nude girls running around and there were all these crazy parties.
"There was always a perception that the Clintons would split up the day they left the White House," said Don Fowler, a former Democratic National Committee chairman.
Hugs All Around for Heat For all the misery the Miami Heat went through in the playoffs over the past few years, there was always a perception that the players drew closer through their misfortune.
But there was always a perception that St Kilda during the Lyon era tended to be divided between a small core of well-remunerated elite talent and a larger pool of role players who were tethered to specific roles.
As always, investors' perception is more important than anything else.
"There is always a perception that cash is dead," says Mr Ersek, "but in India, 98% of transactions are cash, and in Africa it's 99%".
"There's always the perception that the only people making money on this are the plaintiffs' lawyers," Scherwin said.
Isn't there something to that? "There's always that perception out there," he said, "but when it comes down to the rubber meeting the road, we've got the whole range of ideas in our party.
Red wine might have always dominated perceptions about Bordeaux, but white Bordeaux was once much more of a presence.
