Sentence examples for have a different perception from inspiring English sources

Medical students might have a different perception of health and therefore value health states differently compared to the general population.

"We have a different perception of time now," he says.

They may still try to trick you, but they'll have a different perception of you".

I didn't realize until a mutual friend told me that Bob seemed to have a different perception of our relationship.

"I hope people will have a different perception of the Merlion by experiencing it up close," he said.

"There are only 9,000 Hopis left," Mr. Katz said, "and they survive by making and selling their handiwork". The dolls take about two weeks to complete, not because the work is so time consuming but because Hopis have a different perception of time.

Ms. Kawakubo herself has a different perception of place.

While Mr. Obama remembers getting a frosty reception, some in the crowd had a different perception.

However, we as teens born in the 90s, had a different perception of technology when we were kids.

But when I first heard he was taking over as Andy's coach [in December 2011] I must admit I had a different perception of Ivan.

That said, everyone has a different perception of colour and I'm sure I've had colour-blind customers in the past.