Sentence examples for little perception from inspiring English sources

When youngsters start college, they have very little perception of what it's going to be like".

There was a little perception difference between respondents in understanding the prohibition limits related to the use of cemara udang.

As a teenager swept up by revolution's excitement, I had much to witness, but like the people in the fable's dark room, feeling their way around an unknown giant animal, I had little perception of the whole elephant until much later.

There was little perception of corridor protection as a cross-boundary issue that required coordination with neighbouring districts.

The conference at the Bibliotheca Alexandrina was considered unusual because it was held in a country with little perception of Darwin.

At that crucial turning point of his life, Robert Sokal had little perception of how serious the moment was, he told me; everything onboard the big steamer was just exciting for a 13-year-old.

This stood in contrast to his predecessor, Paul Tagliabue, who seemed to care little about perception when he made decisions.

"Had we heard grumblings that it was just a fun fantasy camp for him with San Diego, there would have been a little different perception in the Mets organization".

In the current stereoscopic display, the regions near by image boundary almost can not provide or just provide a little depth perception.

Sometimes that little feisty perception is kicking our strong solid self's butt, and sometimes we rise above those jittery little thoughts and let them sleep, only to wake them up later.

Despite this, there is little public perception of which taxa are most important in terms of their total biomass, biodiversity or the ecosystem services they perform.