Sentence examples for others perceptions from inspiring English sources
He is not worried by others' perceptions.
He describes his modus operandi as "challenging your own and others' perceptions.
Other primates may redden during sex, but to Darwin the blush mainly reflected the human capacity for imagining others' perceptions.
Now, Milton wrote, he'd made a name for himself as someone who could "continue changing others' perceptions of African-American men in Ward 8".
Ms. Scott Thomas exquisitely demonstrates the perils of being trapped in others' perceptions in a part played on screen by Greta Garbo, no less.
Bobbi Brown, the founder of her namesake cosmetics line, suggested that focusing on others' perceptions misses the point of what makes makeup powerful.
He's insecure,"' Guillen said, referring to others' perception of him.
And yet his view of himself as a star athlete is sullied somewhat by his perception of others' perception of his sport.
And philosophers have worried that, if perceiving consists of inferring from some mental representations to others, perception won't ever make contact with a mind-independent world.
You do not want to be a victim of lowered expectations due to others' perception of you.
"Specifically, it is clear that somehow 'retraction' implies 'malfeasance' and although we at PLOS don't share that view, we understand that it is others' perception," Barbour writes.
