Sentence examples for external perceptions from inspiring English sources

This distorts external perceptions of China's solvency.

In external perceptions it has changed from a place of darkness to a place of opportunities.

Also, it doesn't scramble your external perceptions, except that soft things feel softer, music sounds better.

Her "vivid, external perceptions are complemented and balanced by a more exploratory, inwardly poetic kind of writing".

While the campaign is aimed primarily at young Europeans, external perceptions matter, too.

"The Scheme" at Penguin Random House was designed to change external perceptions, but also to challenge internal assumptions about talent and what is "required" to work in publishing.

"Simplification of our business is an imperative, both for external perception and internal focus," he said on a conference call.

But the external perception of a city being left behind by its nearest rival remains.

He reckons the mythology of restaurant excess is an external perception, although one, it would appear from Restaurant Babylon, that some chefs are happy to perpetuate.

What I am denying is not internal reality as does the child, but the external perception that I am so compromised that I no longer can do.

Yet the veins and bones that hold this complex organism together are not just chimeras of external perception.