Sentence examples similar to fringe perception from inspiring English sources
Likewise, he resisted the temptation to remove more of Ferguson's fringe players because of the perception of him dismantling a title-winning squad.
Sadly, the perception exists among agents, fringe-goers, and even performers, that Edinburgh Fringe festival shows outside the Edinburgh Comedy festival venues are invisible.
"We have changed the perception of the issue from fringe to mainstream.
By choosing to showcase products that have clean, modern design, we are changing the perception of cannabis away from a fringe stoner product towards an acceptable product for wellness and recreation.
Noble and Silver Last year's Perrier best newcomers return with the most disorientating comedy act on the fringe, a breathtaking multimedia show on the theme of perception.
We analyse ecosystem services in areas of the urban fringe of Copenhagen, where the services provided are mainly related to human perception.
"The perception among advertisers is that Bazaar is on the fringes of what's happening in magazine publishing over the past few years," said Martin Walker, a New York media consultant.
The presence of such fields surrounding plants and other living bodies are perhaps related to instances of 'primary perception' and also to certain cognitive features, such as kin recognition, which seem to lie at the fringe of consciousness.
Perception, reality; reality, perception.
