Sentence examples for idea and perception from inspiring English sources

They are nudging it toward reconciliation not just between quantum mechanics and general relativity, but between idea and perception.

Twardowski's main publication in the Vienna period is, next to his doctoral dissertation Idea and Perception (1891), his Habilitationsschrift, On the Content and Object of Presentations (1894), Twardowski's most influential work.

Stevens always had, at the center of all that magical pyrotechnical language, some very grave and serious ideas and perceptions.

He edits and re-edits the images, using them to different effect in successive movies as his ideas and perceptions, and sometimes the facts, change.

No poet before him paid such close attention to the way the mind actually works, the odd jumps that connect our ideas and perceptions.

The hugely influential rock star, whose work reshaped ideas and perceptions in spheres from music and fashion to sexuality, had given no public hint of his illness before his family released a breakfast-time statement announcing his death.

In one section, the afflicted writer reflects on her work: "Somehow she'd come to believe that characters were made up of their ideas and perceptions rather than their actions".

This is where the ethics of reality augmentation will begin to intersect with an idea much discussed in political circles, the "filter bubble", a phrase coined by activist Eli Pariser for our tendency to create an echo chamber around ourselves, to reinforce ideas and perceptions that we appreciate, and mute those we find disturbing or contrary to our prejudices.

His work and the worldwide vogue it enjoyed in the late 1950s and early 1960s introduced many people for the first time to the idea of the total filmmaker, the writer-director who throughout a sizable body of work uses the medium of film to express his own ideas and perceptions, with as much ease and conviction as artists in earlier generations used the novel or the symphony or the fresco.

Informal institutions are human creations based on the values, ideas and perceptions of their creators.

These texts combine reflections on his travels and experiences with development of his (often recycled) ideas and perceptions.