Sentence examples for from his perception from inspiring English sources

From his perception at that time, his wife was just being irritating.

It bears description here because it seems inseparable from the apartment that followed it, or at least from his perception of the new joint.

Apart from his perception that the change could diminish blacks' influence, Mr. Gelobter, a 38-year-old professor of environmental policy at Rutgers University, said that claiming a multiracial identity would link him to a bitter, freighted history of privilege for blacks who could cite some white lineage.

After Dewey had expressed an initial reluctance which stemmed from his perception of the distance between his own views and those of Neurath in epistemology, Dewey consented to write the volume which was published in the Encyclopedia as Theory of Valuation.

It is also suggested that Mr. Obama's desire to pin the blame for the oil disaster solely on BP and Britain springs from his perception of oil exploration in American waters by a British company as another example of such imperialism.

Metsavaht's inspiration comes from his perception of the world, and he incorporates things that evoke his creativity into his work.

Instead, as Wood paraphrases Ockham, "error arises when the observer infers a proposition which does not follow formally from his perceptions" (Wood 1982, 224).

In an interview, Mr. Johnson said the institute was born from his own perception that environmental and social messages in films and television shows were often ineffective.

Chávez's aversion to criticism and his unwillingness to listen to views that differ from his own perception of the state of affairs in the country is highlighted by the arrest of a former state governor who, on national television, said that Venezuelan operations are facilitating drug trafficking.

One might start over Kirsten's request that Jack hug her when she came home from school, or his perception that she was already angry at him when she came through the door.

Montazeri's fall from grace appears to have resulted at least as much for his association with Hashemi as from his criticisms of the treatment of political prisoners or from any shift in his perception of the faqih.