Sentence examples for basic perceptions from inspiring English sources

Nuances among nouns illustrate the alternate interpretations built into our most basic perceptions.

The breakthrough that led to the emergence of true cannon derived from three basic perceptions.

But as in the rest of Egypt, even the most basic perceptions of the conflict reflect a bitter division between supporters and opponents of Mr. Morsi.

But the new Chinese warmth, Chinese and Western experts say, reflects basic perceptions among the leaders here of their long-term interests and those of the ruling Communist Party.

Like other deep-seated socioeconomic problems, this one won't be cured by programs that don't seek to change basic perceptions that Gypsies and the majority populations in Europe have about one another.

But even now, many critics of the United States say that while some of the rawest emotions may have dissipated, many basic perceptions of the Bush administration as brusquely disregarding the rest of the world remain, albeit in a muted way.

"The basic perception that we're having an exceptionally sharky year is wrong".

Others suggested that the language effect kicked in only after some basic perception occurred.

Those decisions are not just about what to order for lunch, but about basic perception — making sense, for example, of the flood of signals coming from the eyes.

Current neuroscience distinguishes a spectrum of degrees of  "consciousness" among organisms, ranging from basic perception of external stimuli to fully developed self-consciousness.

"Hamas maybe dreams about being a state, and Qassam, sometimes they delude themselves that they are an army, but at the end I think their basic perception is that they're part and parcel of a community.