Sentence examples for everyday perceptions from inspiring English sources

It follows on from their yellowbluepink experience last year, an installation by Ann Veronica that featured densely colored mists that people attempted to navigate through, which aimed to disorientate and challenge our everyday perceptions.

On the other hand cultural capital constitutes of everyday perceptions, skills and knowledge such as lifestyle preferences or the knowledge how to behave properly and interact with others.

It's as if you had swallowed some science-fiction pill that laid bare the arithmetical formulas underlying everyday perception.

Phenomenology thus became a way of showing the essential involvement of human existence in the world, starting with everyday perception.

Relying mainly on direct observation, she achieves a degree of allover focus that seems slightly more intense than that of everyday perception.

It works; like Sumire, who succeeds in "entering the world of dreams," Toru is able to escape "the container that held me" and "break through the barrier" of everyday perception.

What is amazing is to see how impulses from the unconscious gradually overcome everyday perception in his pictures without ever seeming falsely imposed: the artist who painted Dog Barking at the Moon (1926) is manifestly the same one who created The Farm (1921-2), withethe same eye and the same soul.

He was using derivations from general experiences and everyday perception pronounced in his ideas about teaching; for example, the concept of inertia to school students.

"[It] has important implications for our everyday perception of the temporal relationships among all of the sights and sounds that we process," he says.

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But the label applied to mystics, saints, and sages, both East and West, really denotes those who have escaped the limitations of everyday perception.