Sentence examples for conventional perceptions from inspiring English sources

His poetic creed is contained in two letters of May 13 and 15, 1871, in which he prescribes for the poet the need to explore his own desires and sensations, break free of conventional perceptions and rationalist categories, and constitute himself as a visionary.

These two examples are of healthy (if over-severe) scepticism which resisted the challenges to conventional perceptions.

Estimates of violence within the family context are difficult to obtain due to conventional perceptions, that violence within the family context is not considered violence (Yoshihama 2002).

If anything, China may use these conventional perceptions in the West to its advantage.

It satisfied conventional perceptions of what's pretty, but if you sat and waited for birds or butterflies to come in, they didn't.

As cited by Professor José Luis Morín of John Jay College of Criminal Justice, "Contrary to conventional perceptions, Latinas/os have not been shown to be any more inclined to engage in illegal drug activity than Whites".

In an article accompanying the journal report, Dr. Braun noted that the conventional perception of A. afarensis as a relatively primitive species was already being reconsidered in some respects.

The conventional perception of economic systems is that they are linear.

The simulation results overthrow the conventional perception and have the extensive applicability and practical significance.

In the process, they collectively participate in practices that challenge conventional perception and open up to encounter and chance in search of wonder and revelation.

Recent studies have identified that the conventional perception of slums as distinctive homogeneous settlements is incorrect, rather slums are diverse and complex systems that cannot be addressed through one-size fits all approaches.