But his essay brings up the possibility that both an author and his character may not know the truth about themselves; which leads, in Coetzee's case, to the possibility of setting out to make fictions in the hope that, in the discourse between his unreliable self and the unreliable character he has created, he may perceive some truth.
However, it was generally felt that candidates with fewer opportunities to gain Australian-specific general practice experience, such as interns; medical practitioners without general practice training; and International Medical Graduates, may perceive some of the experience based questions posed within both the SJT and MMI questions as unfair.
Some people may perceive this as morbid, and some people may perceive this as something that's important to allay their anxiety.
Some may perceive Tuesday's game as long overdue for a Pirates team with unconvincing victories over Pennsylvania, Norfolk State and LaSalle.
But some may perceive a whisper of revolutionary ambition, a move, potentially, away from standalone releases towards Street Fighter as a platform, a digital portal through which new characters, modes, competitions and updates are accessed.
"Ofcom urges news broadcasters always to consider giving explicit warnings before broadcasting challenging material before the watershed, and not repeating potentially offensive material in a way that some may perceive as gratuitous".
The long-delayed litany of allegations has shown that women often fear losing their financial stability, their professional standing, and what some may perceive to be the respect of their peers as much as they fear their predators.
As readers will know, last Sunday I was accosted in one of my local pubs by a group of trade union, Labour, and Green Party-aligned activists posing as the champions of what some may perceive as decent causes.
"While some may perceive an implicit power imbalance in such costuming, designers are driven less by the logic of politics than by that of fashion, which is typically more concerned with an aesthetic of surfaces rather than the specifics of cultural context".
"While some may perceive an issue of diversity involved here in both resignations, I'm confident that that's not either the explanation, nor is it in any way a reflection of the institution's commitment to diversity," Mr. Bollinger said.
Monroe and Krishnan (1985) proposed that consumers perceive price differently; some may perceive the objective price as high, while others may perceive it as low.
