Sentence examples for its perceptions from inspiring English sources

Six months later, when the consensus sees the errors of its perceptions, it re-congeals into a new consensus.

A perception is an accident of a substance, for the action of a substance consists precisely in the fact that it is always changing its perceptions (Letter to De Volder, January 21 , 1704 G ii 263/L 534).

It casts great nets of hypothesis over the world of its perceptions and retrieves what it can in the way of understanding of that world, its catch in any case depending on the strength of the net or the fineness of it, or its being cast in a good place.

The Heart's gameplay role continued to change, and it continued to provide narration on its perceptions of different characters, which helped to reinforce the narrative themes and to differentiate the city's social classes in a more subtle alternative to having the characters provide expository dialogue.

Instead I think it is totally in Britain's interests to change its perceptions of Africa.

The question is more how much the audience enjoys being thrown around in its perceptions like this.

On the basis of its perception, it decides which measures he can perform in order to achieve his goals.

Mr Higgins said it would be just as crucial for the UK to change its perception of IT - students did not consider IT to be 'cool'cool

Freed explained, "Since the very beginning of cruising, it's never been without its perception challenges.

It was as if the original scene, its perception (with all its attendant feelings), was reproduced, replayed, with virtually no modification.

It often winds up choosing cases based on its perception of their public impact rather than their importance as fraud cases.