Sentence examples for much perception from inspiring English sources

There's too much perception going around this team".

Style is as much perception as intent; a careful outfit can be undone by one small misstep.

"There is so much perception out there about me and sometimes when you hear it or see, you shake your head a little bit because that's kind of not like me".

"I sat and read the cake-baking scene, in the kitchen at home, and I thought it had so much perception and observation and awareness that I turned to the back cover and looked at your photograph and thought 'was this written by a man?'" There was no need, she said, to write a book "like the big cathedral" when you can write that.

Here's a great story of how much perception matters: Back when I was younger and single, I met a guy who told me he lived in an apartment with his mother.

The findings of this year's panel show how much perceptions of the trade-offs have changed over the last ten years.

She says now that it was "painful" when she started to make her phone calls to hear how much perceptions of America had changed.

It's a measure of how much perceptions have changed in the past thirty-five years that "The Transsexual Empire" received a respectful, even admiring hearing in the mainstream media, unlike "Gender Hurts," which has been largely ignored there.

de Sousa (1987) and Amélie Rorty (1980) propose this sort of account, according to which emotions are not so much perceptions as they are ways of seeing species of determinate patterns of salience among objects of attention, lines of inquiry, and inferential strategies (see also Roberts 2003).

Thompson never cared much for perception anyway.

Yet Washington works as much on perception as reality.