Sentence examples for magnified perception from inspiring English sources

"Jurors are apt to think, This person is slowing us down; this person doesn't know what he or she is doing," he said of any defendant who chooses self-representation. "There will be a magnified perception that the defendant is playing a game".

In general, individuals have magnified perceptions of vaccine risks [ 52], so we assume a relatively high baseline perceived probability of death due to vaccine, d vac = 10-3.

"Feeling disadvantaged magnified their perception of racial differences," Payne writes.

The fact is that we're not perfect, and combined with users' skyrocketing expectations of Google, these imperfections get magnified in perception.

But that success had the side effect of magnifying the perception of his clumsiness toward Jewish symbols and history.

Meyer, Suozzi has always been considered a powerful force in Long Island legal and political circles, Mr. Pally said, and the new connections to Nassau County's power structure simply magnify that perception.

Brown harbours similar concerns over the use of algorithms to aid policing, as seen in Memphis where Crush's algorithms have reportedly linked some racial groups to particular crimes: "If you have a group that is disproportionately stopped by the police, such tactics could just magnify the perception they have of being targeted".

Poisonings do occur and these events make the print and electronic news, which likely magnifies the perception of their likelihood and contributes to the frequency of the retelling of the event.

Each team lost two games during the season, which magnifies how important perception is in this Bowl Championship Series era of college football.

She can only really watch her movies "when they are seven or 10 years old" she says, because the disjunction between her own perception and the magnified film version is by then less shocking.

Some of those passions and perceptions have been magnified by the prospect of elections across the Continent next week to the European Parliament — a ballot most Britons generally greet with indifference.