Sentence examples for exactly a perception from inspiring English sources

Not exactly a perception that has much currency amongst current Ministers - even when we're talking about the twenty-first century.

No, it is just a perception.

"As a man who is a bit older and who isn't exactly small, there is a perception that you can't be a victim of domestic violence.

"As a man who is a bit older and who isn't exactly small, there is a perception that you can't be a victim of domestic violence," he said.

"Now they're saying, 'You're exactly like Enron.' There's a perception of impropriety with every company in the energy sector.

While others consider her untrustworthy -- a perception sniper-gate didn't exactly help eradicate.

A hallucination is an experience which seems exactly like a veridical perception of an ordinary object but where there is no such object there to be perceived.

This is a perception that permeates our subconscious to the extent that chemists themselves have been guilty of exactly the same lazy language.

We could not confirm whether the copycats had actually been bullied, but it is exactly the perception of being bullied that is likely to push an individual´s reaction towards hatred and the need for revenge.

This is exactly the perception that Onionlab's new visual masterpiece takes on with Diplopia, a "stereoscopic piece" that points out how "our eyes merge two separate images to perceive a single object".

We borrowed a relatively obscure book about Europe's perception of Google (not exactly a Best Seller), Google and the Myth of Universal Knowledge: A View from Europe by Jean-Noel Jeanneney, translated from French by Teresa Lavender Fagan.