Sentence examples for cases perception from inspiring English sources

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.

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

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.

On most views, these phenomena do not occur in all cases of perception, but still have important ramifications for the epistemology of perception.

This may be the right view of the sensation of secondary qualities the Leibnizian error lies in assimilating all cases of perception to this kind of case, and thereby concluding that perception presents us only with confused ideas.

In most cases the perception of management participants had a larger positive influence than the perception of the other categories, and their overall score played a dominant role in the higher average score on the PO dimensions.

The news executives that pay for bureaus in Afghanistan have had to contend with tight news-gathering budgets, safety concerns and, in some cases, a perception that American audiences are not interested in the situation.