Sentence examples similar to having 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.

Ms. Kawakubo herself has a different perception of place.

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

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

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

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

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

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.

Saylan: Not really, but I was fortunate to grow up in a time when people had a different perception of their kids' safety.

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