Sentence examples for case perception from inspiring English sources

But in this case, perception may be the thing that matters most.

"In this case, perception is reality," said Nick Ayres, the executive director of the Republican Governors Association.

In the present case, perception may be reality; that is, Kober (2015) and Kezar and Holcombe (2016) would argue that understanding the values and the institutional context are vital to the understanding of change and transformation.

But in this case, perceptions matter.

This disjunctive theory allows that the two cases (perception and hallucination), which are described in the same way, might be of a quite different nature.

Consider the veridical experiences involved in cases of perception; cases where one genuinely sees or otherwise perceives an object for what it is.

In such cases, perceptions about over-diagnosis and over-treatment could in fact result in some people in genuine need for help going untreated.

In some cases, perceptions of evidence were broad and in others it was linked synonymously with research, albeit with less certainty about the meaning of the word 'evidence'evidence

22. Cf., furthermore, the case of perception, which is described in terms of an external causally efficacious agent, the object of perception, and as an internal switch from first to second actuality.

Well, and you have also talked about, is it a case where perception really is reality?

In any case, the perception that McDonnell caved on Medicaid to get transportation has galled conservatives.