Sentence examples for entire perception from inspiring English sources

Sergio Marchionne and Chrysler single-handedly, with an ad, changed the entire perception of Detroit.

"The entire perception of how the university was doing was a function of our won-lost record in football," the chancellor said.

Most people's entire perception of a hotel is the state and condition of their room — and yet they give no thought whatsoever to the cleaners.

For example, dyslexia has become a catch-all word in SEN diagnosis: it can mean a difficulty with spelling, or with reading; but some claim a child's entire perception of the world can be shaped by dyslexia.

He explained, "When you choose the context of stewardship, the language of the model influences your entire perception from how you make decisions about what books to publish to how you regard all the stakeholders". Stewardship brings people together around a common purpose and a spirit of innovation generated by an intense desire to serve in new ways.

One year may open your eyes, and three years may change your entire perception of life.

Thanks to video footage taken inside laboratories by PETA during undercover investigations, the entire public perception of animal experimentation has changed, and we want a better, more humane bang for our buck.

They need someone to come along and do what Mickey Drexler did with J Crew in the USA, changing the entire proposition and perception of the brand, making the whole associated experience a positive one.

The puzzles in Monument Valley are intrinsically tied to the isomorphic 3D art style – environments rotate and set pieces slide in and out to shift not only the field of play, but also the player's entire sense of perception.

Whereas Reid wrote an entire book about perception, Inquiry into the Human Mind, his moral theory arrives to us piecemeal in the Active Powers, the Intellectual Powers and papers collected as Reid's Practical Ethics, alongside a number of other concerns about free will, agency, causation, etc.

Schopenhauer asks, though, how he might understand the world as an integrated whole, or how he might render his entire field of perception more comprehensible, for as things stand, he can directly experience the inside of one of his representations, but of no others.