Every truth is indeed one-sided, so what I might perceive as someone being hostile and pushing me away, might be perceived as self-preservation to that individual.
In New York, changing laws have attracted all manner of opportunists to the industry, regardless of their experience with the plant, their love for it, or any understanding of how enthusiasts might perceive it.
Happiness is not always as you might perceive it.
Her life is "way more boring than you might perceive it to be", she says.
Many Westerners might perceive it as a brutal destruction of nature, but no country, including the United States, has the right to put an end to Japanese tradition.
"Metal is loud, and when people judge from the outside, one might perceive it as motivation or encouragement towards aggression, violence, anger, or loss of personal faith," says Heidi Habib, founder of Dubai's one-woman heavy-metal outfit, Hera, who sports long, dark hair, dramatic makeup, and tattoos.
In a blog entry last week, a Boston Globe reporter called the Time cover "the graphic equivalent of headlining an Obama profile 'Change We Can Believe In.' " When Time commissioned an illustration of Mr. Obama from Mr. Fairey, it knew that some might perceive the portrait to be campaign-approved.
As an example, upon looking at a 45° tilted square one might perceive it as a tilted square or as an upright diamond.
We can objectively perceive our hand as an external object, as a surgeon might perceive it during a medical operation, and we can also be subjectively aware of our hand as something we inhabit, as something we willfully move, and of which we can feel its inner muscular workings.
A person's intelligible character is a timeless act of Will that the person essentially is, and it can be conceived of as the subjective aspect of the Platonic Idea that would objectively define the person's inner essence (WWR, Section 28), as a portrait artist might perceive it.
