Sentence examples for mere perception from inspiring English sources

The mere perception of White House interference "undermines public trust," the lawmakers said.

Neither did the mere perception that one's financial situation had worsened.

"The mere perception was sufficient cause for the public to lose faith and trust in Dastyari.

"The mere perception of the normal behavior of those around us is very powerful".

In people, the mere perception of being isolated is more than enough to create the bad health effects.

Even the mere perception of an unjust economic order and a corrupt elite may be enough to fan the flames.

A person experiences material things, but their existence is not independent of the perceiving mind; material things are thus mere perceptions.

These Chinese assumptions were not depicted as mere perceptions, but instead as matters of inarguable fact that we non-Chinese must accept – and thereafter atone for – in order to make future trust possible," he wrote.

That's a long-winded way of saying firms like Peabody Energy are seeing some writing on the wall for their industry while at the same time dismissing the entire field of climate-related science and its related disciplines as mere "perceptions" rather than reality.

We always "bestow on the objects a greater regularity than what is observed in our mere perceptions" (T, 197).

Finally, in the third part of the Theaetetus, an attempt is made to meet this challenge, and present some explanation of how semantic structures can arise out of mere perceptions or impressions.