Sentence examples for different perception of time from inspiring English sources

"We have a different perception of time now," he says.

It's accepted that available health state measurement tools [ 51] can deliver varying results and it's also documented that patients in different stages of the same disease have different perception of time [ 52] and health state preferences [ 53].

THE British and French have famously different perceptions of time: the British view French tardiness as a serious character flaw, the French mock British punctuality as simple lack of imagination.

De Keersmaeker has always concentrated on notions of "space, the organisation of space, geometrical patterns that underline the choreography", but she wanted to resume her early interest as a choreographer in different perceptions of time, particularly the stretching and compression of time.

Each scene proceeds in different perceptions of time.

Ms. Kawakubo herself has a different perception of place.

It's a different perception of what is fantasy and what is mundane".

When you nearly die you come out with a different perception of what's important.

Specialists have a different perception of this.

They have different perceptions of reality.

Different cultures have different perceptions of mental illnesses – including dementia.