Sentence examples for another perception that from inspiring English sources

This explains why Leibniz defines appetitions in the initially surprising way noted above, as "tendencies from one perception to another"—another perception, that is.

That is another perception that he has just beaten down and gotten rid of.

Another perception, that of New York as a cold, anonymous urban block, is not only not true, but never was.

As Vicky Gough, a schools adviser at the British Council, put it, "There is a perception of Spanish being easier to pick up than other languages, which may account in part for its popularity". Which, one might say, confirms another perception: that the kids of today want everything handed to them on a plate, from chauffeur service to and from school, to first-class university degrees.

"I don't want to be someone that they say, 'oh, he can run, but he can't throw.' And I think that's another perception that's been around for a long time that needs to be changed".

Another ironclad perception that doesn't pan out: Ewing's reticence for opening up to the masses was Thompson's fault.

Another clashing perception that has made it hard for City Hall and the unions to agree on anything is the strong belief within labor that municipal workers made more than their share of concessions in the past.

Another oft-held perception that is totally incorrect can be expressed as "if it is patented then it will be a drug whose sales will be measured in hundreds of millions of US dollars".

Benton facial recognition score was added as a 'nuisance covariate' in all models, in order to account for another relevant cognitive capacity (face perception) that may have influenced facial emotion processing.

There is another widespread perception that I'd like to correct.

There is another persistent perception that renewable energy investments are risky.