Sentence examples for nice perception from inspiring English sources

Johnson might have esteemed him for his decent, religious demeanour, and his knowledge of books and literary history; but from the rigid formalities of his manners, it is evident that they never could have lived together with companionable ease and familiarity; nor had Sir John Hawkins that nice perception which was necessary to mark the finer and less obvious parts of Johnson's character.

Equation 9 embodies a nice convergence of action and perception; perception tries to suppress prediction error by adjusting expectations to furnish better predictions of signals, while action tries to fulfil these predictions by changing those signals.

"It's a very nice corrective to the perception of Hughes as a blood-and-guts anthropomorphic poet," said Seamus Perry, a professor of English literature at Oxford University.

"We might do a free-standing dry-stone wall in an old potato field in Sagaponack, to give a sense of depth and perception to that nice, flat plain," said Tom Ciccariello, who started Seven Sons in East Hampton, N.Y., 20 years ago.

Being nice shouldn't undermine the perception of a person's competence, yet when it comes to women, we tend to view the two traits as inversely related – a surplus of one leading to the belief you're deficient in the other.

Our perception of being nice doesn't necessarily be the one for others.

The mentality was to not only feel good on your feet, but to give the perception that you were nice with yours on the court.

There's a perception that marketing is nice, but unnecessary for a business.

These include the perception that "natural is nice", concerns of synthetic drug residues in the environment and the food chain, and particularly the spectre of rapid emergence of multiple resistant pest organisms through misuse and overuse of these modern drugs.

Will the very act of thinking and saying nice things to others change your perceptions of them?

It focused on moving the perception of wearables from nice-to-have devices to life-saving products that could work in any environment.