Sentence examples for her perceptions of from inspiring English sources

"You know, I'll put it this way," she says, when asked about her perceptions of Obama's eight years as president.

As Scout adjusts to a fast-changing society, her perceptions of her neighbours, friends and family are altered forever.

Afterwards, on the way back to the office, her perceptions of the people we met were always as acutely observed as her photographs.

Ms. Hirsi Alis struggles to gain a toehold in her new country, and her perceptions of the West, told through innocent eyes, put flesh and blood on an immigrant story repeated countless times throughout Western Europe.

She is not a runner — more of a plodder, she said — but training for this marathon sharpens her perceptions of life around her. "Sometimes when I'm running, I'll think of something beautiful, and I'd think of what my brother would like," Homer said.

Classmate Molly Madigan said it had changed her perceptions of the risks associated with sunbeds.

The experience changed her perception of the visual world and her method of producing art.

Homelessness has changed her perception of the world and her place in it.

Do they influence what happens later in her life, or her perception of what happens?

"Then I understood how limited her perception of same-sex couples is".

Throughout the piece, Arendt wrestles with her perception of Eichmann, calling him "monstrous" yet "terrifyingly normal".