Sentence examples for imaginary perceptions from inspiring English sources
Let's remember what he has actually done in the real world, not Roberts's imaginary perceptions from her "I hate Augusta members" mind.
Migration and Integration in Flanders is structured in three thematic parts, opening with chapters on the imaginaries and perceptions of people in changing migration contexts.
Instead, remember that everyone has flaws, some real - some imaginary, and your perception can be fixed if you don't give up, and some flaws can be fixed.
It has brought us in contact with everything from artist's perceptions of imaginary sculpture to the reconstruction of ancient architectures.
Bodmer's re-conceptualization of the VRS dimension was mainly driven by theoretical considerations of Leuner [22], [23], who had speculated that hallucinogenic drugs elicit visual hallucinations by intensifying internal imagery such that the distinction between internally produced imaginary images and external perceptions becomes blurred.
To imagine in this sense is to stand in a first-personal mental relation to some (imaginary or real) behavior or perception.
In order to ascertain as to what extent this perception is real or imaginary, an attempt has been made in the present paper to examine the occupational status of migrants and non-migrants over last two decades.
It rules and controls our behavior and gets activated immediately at the slightest perception of danger - imaginary or real.
Toying with perceptions of reality and the imaginary world, Rivory turns plain black and white images into perfectly accented dreamscapes, with just a dash of carefully placed paint.
On this basis, it seemed reasonable to assume that an imaginary meal may elicit distorted self-cognitions such as discrepant perception of body weight and the feeling that one has gained weight or changed shape.
Adrián Villar Rojas works in an imaginary dimension where men face their obsolescence and eventual extinction, playing with perceptions of time and its representation in human culture.
