Sentence examples similar to displaced perception from inspiring English sources

Time is displaced; normal perceptions are challenged.

Those efforts by the Tesla-owning, scuba-diving actor have now displaced earlier public perceptions of DiCaprio as a player who surrounded himself with a succession of models - and it's been helpful for the cause.

For me lucid dreaming is a fine honed art form of displacing one's perception in order to enhance and enlarge the scope of what we are able to perceive.

"Studies in space orientation: I. Perception of the upright with displaced visual fields".

Perception of the upright with displaced visual fields and with body tilted".

It's painfully apparent that many of the residents of El Bordo are addicted to hard drugs like heroin and meth, which only reinforces the local police's perceptions of the embankment's displaced residents.

In this case, the performances are poor in term of precision and the perception of sounds presented from the plugged ear is displaced toward the unplugged functional ear.

Contrary to public perceptions in Europe, by far the greatest number of displaced people are currently in the Middle East and Africa, meaning that low-income and/or fragile states continue to bear the greatest burden.

Both groups practice Islam and both denounce the violence in their country, but, generally, they have sharply different perceptions of the Sudanese conflict, in which Darfur's African villagers have been displaced by Arab militias supported by the Sudanese government.

Large rock masses displaced.

Regular information on citizen's perceptions is available in most high-income and some middle-income states, but only rarely is it gathered from refugee camps and displaced people shelters.