Sentence examples for coloured perception from inspiring English sources

It's astonishing, though, that Raina's flaws in the Test arena have coloured perception of his one-day exploits.

In both cases, analysts may have become wedded early to a single explanation that coloured their perception.

First, we provide evidence that some high-level, affectively coloured (pain) perception is well described in terms of basic Bayesian reasoning.

That error coloured the perceptions of paleontologists, museum curators, and the public for decades.

A Democratic-voting Texas would be nothing new, but political memories are short, and the blunders of the Bush presidency have coloured global perceptions of what Texas is like.

The British press never named Prince Albert Victor, and there is no evidence he ever visited the brothel, but his inclusion in the rumours has coloured biographers' perceptions of him since.

The physical and psychological pain associated with recent loss es) coloured participants' perceptions of change and well-being across a range of domains and seemed to confirm an expectation of failure and low self-worth.

Finally, our findings relating to the patient experience may be limited by recall bias as participants were asked to recall experiences of choice retrospectively and these may have been coloured by perceptions of the outcomes of the procedure they had selected.

For instance, America's hostility to groups such as Hamas in the Palestinian territories and Hizbullah in Lebanon is coloured by a perception that they are Iran's proxies.

But our pity for Paul's loneliness is coloured, before long, by our perception that he too is a monster of egotism who hides from himself in a mist of self-deprecation.

New patients attending the service had no preconceptions regarding the care pathway, and so their perceptions were very much coloured by the prior information received, either from the hospital or their referring practitioner.