Sentence examples for colored perceptions from inspiring English sources

Whatever went wrong with the polls in this country, they inevitably colored perceptions.

Her audacious sexual history has colored perceptions of her art, as has her enshrinement by the fashion world.

Sony's new sensor adds an emerald-colored pixel to the traditional red, green, blue filter pattern, which the company says produces color fidelity that is closer to human color perception.

To dampen antiwar sentiment, Johnson and Westmoreland encouraged what turned out to be false expectations about our prospects in Vietnam, and this colored Americans' perception of the Tet offensive, stretching the president's credibility gap to the breaking point.

The subjects were asked to report every bright or colored visual perception during TMS.

"That sort of colored the perception that the movie got some of the facts wrong," Affleck said.

It also launched Wainwright to stardom and forever colored Mets fans perception of Beltran.

He makes room for non-linguistic thought in humans, recognizing that visual perception and imagination are "in a sense most difficult to analyze, a thinking in color about colored objects" (SK I §37: 305).

Of course, in cases of veridical perception, the color and the colored object are not merely intentional contents, because they actually exist, but they are still intentional objects, representata.

There are two objects of sight: light and color; but whereas color or the colored thing is that which is perceived, light is that which makes this perception possible (QLIII2S 5, 18).

To find truly narrow contents we will need to press our subtraction strategy still further, and appeal to objects that are very different from the ordinary objects of perception or belief — perhaps colored shapes or sense-data in the case of perception; perhaps beliefs about the subject's perceptual inputs and behavioral outputs in the case of belief (cf. McDermott 1986).