Sentence examples for frightening perception from inspiring English sources
According to Joyce Carol Oates, he is "a man of frightening perception", an all-American writer who sees and hears his country like no other.
98. Underworld by Don DeLillo (1997) A writer of "frightening perception", Don DeLillo guides the reader in an epic journey through America's history and popular culture.
According to the literary critic Frank Lentricchia, DeLillo's novels are "cultural anatomies of what make us unhappy", while Joyce Carol Oates has hailed him as "a man of frightening perception".
It got mixed reviews - Joyce Carol Oates, writing in the Detroit Sunday News, called him "a man of frightening perception", but elsewhere he was thought to be showy, his prose a stylistic hangover from his days as a copywriter.
Exposure through various media can lead to the perception of frightening and life-threatening events when an individual personalizes the events or views themselves as a potential victim [ 31, 32].
Rarely has the basic nature of visual perception seemed so frightening.
One would think that the sudden appearance of an entirely new quality of perception might be frightening, but Sue adapted to her acquisition of stereoscopy-after almost half a century of being stero-blind-with remarkable ease and delight.
What we can observe might be frightening to us, but we are confronted by our world, and our perceptions of reality, all the same whether we want them or not.
