Sentence examples for has no perception from inspiring English sources

It has no perception of right or wrong, or even sensible or insane.

And yet the man himself, who today is on the phone to me from Italy, where he is visiting one of his factories, insists he "has no perception of success or failure.

He has no perception of danger, which may be one reason why he has been so successful," his aunt says.

"I have no perception of it".

When he came to hospital, he had no perception that there was anything wrong with him.

"I have no perception of how big an acre is," Marr said.

"I really wanted us to have no perception of bias," Dr. Bravata said.

"Leader writers are generally white, middle-aged men and they have no perception of gender bias," North said.

Ralph Waldo Emerson once wrote that those who "complain of the flatness of American life have no perception of its destiny.

Although she was looking at a pair of stereo images, she had no perception of depth — but nevertheless she had made the first step, achieving "flat fusion," as Dr. Ruggiero called it.

Ward said he did not include his membership in Augusta on the résumé he presented to the U.S.O.C. last year because "I had no perception on why it would be important; it's just a golf club".