Sentence examples for beyond the perceptions from inspiring English sources
A different kind of film would have ventured beyond the perceptions of the European characters and offered at least a speculative glimpse at the world of their captors.
(KI, local chairman) The site tutors were able to provide some perspective beyond the perceptions of the community as to whether the interventions were sustainable.
His direction seems to assume that the viewer has already read Ira Levin's best-selling novel and knows everything that is happening off screen, just beyond the perception of the victimized heroine (played with reedlike frailty by Mia Farrow).
But Jackson could serve Jordan less as a friend and more as the spiritual adviser he became — in addition to coach — when Jordan was struggling to climb beyond the perception of him as a spectacular solo act.
Nothing beyond the perception of truth is required to motivate our compliance with moral principles.
The answer – beyond the perception of existential threat – is that this political struggle isn't symmetrical.
My parents, both artists, exposed me to a conceptual world far beyond the perception of many of my peers and encouraged me to pursue my artistic interests.
Due to the psychological morbidity, parents' perception about their children's health may also be negatively affected, beyond the perception of patients themselves [ 13, 30].
Previously unidentified factors motivating learners to attend grand rounds are (1) striving for competent practice, (2) retired physicians maintaining their self-identity, (3) garnering non-cost continuing medical education credits, and (4) being entertained (beyond the perception of being an engaging speaker).
Beyond that, the perception that Mr. Bush now has a friend in the Senate could complicate his dealings with the new Congress because of the historical assertion of independence by members of the Senate.
This might involve stimulating the brain at multiple sites, and moving beyond using the perception of light as the signal.
