Sentence examples for both perceptions from inspiring English sources

Both perceptions are probably exaggerated.

Both perceptions are rooted in reality.

"That could change both perceptions and practice a great deal".

Therefore the artwork lies somewhere between both perceptions.

Twiston-Davies scoffed at the notion that Imperial Commander lacked gusto in a gallop round Warwick a fortnight ago, and that his work round Kempton on Saturday must duly have come as a relief – even though the author of both perceptions was the man on the horse's back.

However, both perceptions are essential and must be combined to allow machines to allocate affective states during HCI.

There is no perfect traffic light for the intersection of The Times's commitment to impartiality — in both perception and reality — and the personal opinions its journalists obviously hold.

"The one unifying measure everyone agrees on, that has been shown to increase both perception and actual safety of cycling, is infrastructure such as cycleways," he said.

Fame is a prism that alters both perception of writers and the writers themselves, and rarely is this for the good.

This is a book that offers both perception and understanding, an achievement that matters all the more because Jemma Wayne's subject is one that is often misunderstood and misrepresented: the state of Israel.

When you have access to both perception and action, you're looking at an AI problem.