Sentence examples for original perception from inspiring English sources
Siegel says that "passionate excess is often the price of original perception," granting Lasch a position of creativity that he hardly earned then or now.
Never risking an original perception, his topical jokes are gag recyclings of the conventional wisdom, making him indistinguishable at times from a Republican Party shill even when he isn't playing Arnold Schwarzenegger's media butler.
"The original perception was that it is drier than it is today," said Dr. Michael D. Voegele, the chief science officer of Bechtel SAIC Company, the Energy Department's chief contractor for investigating the mountain.
Sample puzzler: "The President of France is the leader of which of these countries?" But "Guns," a song about the National Rifle Association's plans for a theme restaurant in Times Square, fails to develop beyond its original perception, and a routine about the tobacco industry wheezes figuratively as well as literally.
Episodic memory depends on the perception of particular and often unique events, and one's memories of such events, like one's original perception of them, are not only highly individual (colored by one's interests, concerns, and values) but prone to be revised or recategorized every time they are recalled.
However true to the plainspoken straightforwardness of the characters whose inner depths it plumbs, Thompson's language rarely soars beyond the serviceable and competent to impress us with a closely observed detail, an original perception, an elegant or unexpected turn of phrase.
Others will want his self-conscious phrase-turning to get out of the way of his bracing and original perceptions.
Emin said part of the reason she had been so keen to have the work back at Tate Britain was to have a chance to change people's original perceptions of the piece.
Although Kalman's footnotes suggest some labor in the archives, "Right Star Rising" offers little or nothing in the way of previously undiscovered information about the half-decade under survey, few if any original perceptions.
On the other hand, previous studies have also shown that exposure to balanced information does not change people's minds but, in contrast, increases commitment to original perceptions [52] [54].
It was as if the original scene, its perception (with all its attendant feelings), was reproduced, replayed, with virtually no modification.
