Sentence examples for customary perceptions from inspiring English sources

With two quirky coppers from non-English backgrounds and a vivid panoply of a Peterborough (some distance from customary perceptions of the historic cathedral town), this is crime fiction of authority, making some cogent points amid the pulse-racing.

"England wouldn't have wanted to see him back in the squad," said former captain Steve Waugh at the time, with customary perception.

The diverse fields of customary Metrology reveal dissimilar perceptions concerning the meaning of the classical procedure «measurement» and of the trendy procedure «observation».

With more domestic-violence cases entering the formal justice system and police involvement increased, the habit of domestic-violence victims still relying on customary procedures in their villages could indicate perceptions of accessibility -- and persistent, harmful trends.

Or, to put this in Leibniz's more customary terminology, what is found within us is perception and appetition.

In June 2009 we carried out a participatory mapping exercise involving five men (including one monk), facilitated by a Tibetan interpreter, with the aim of exploring (1) locations of and characteristics of sacred land; (2) local perceptions of and practices towards the environment; (3) customary land use, boundaries, and areas of resource extraction.

The Justice Department's trust busters were celebrating after last week's preliminary ruling against Microsoft, but… Talk story about the sudden departure of many White House senior officials from the Clinton Administration....The customary time for setting off after… "Everything at Apple is as much about perception as about reality," the company's former C.E.O.

The aim of the participatory mapping was to integrate local stakeholders' perceptions of the different land use types and institutional properties (i.e., ownership, customary, protected, and production areas).

This is customary".

(Commercial yeasts are customary).

So far, so customary.