Sentence examples for course perception from inspiring English sources
A lot of this is, of course, perception.
Together, they make the immense galleries at Gagosian seem especially vast and not a little chilly while quietly wreaking havoc with notions of material, process, subject, scale, space and of course perception.
Of course, perception alone is insufficient to account for all of mathematical reasoning.
Of course perception and reality are two vastly different things.
Illness course, perception and related behaviour in LRTI differ considerably between countries.
The data also reveal no significant differences in course perception by biology students in comparison with the entire student cohort, in both 2008 and 2009.
Of course, perceptions of Williams have evolved over the years.
Of course, perceptions can change over a season -- or even in a single game.
Of course, perceptions of Hull's cycle friendliness depend on who you ask and what they're used to.
But the perception towards Australia's style of football should have changed in the past few years, although of course perceptions are invariably the hardest shift to make, perhaps even more so in football.
