Sentence examples for peculiar perception from inspiring English sources

Users of marijuana have long noted how the herb creates a peculiar perception that time is extended, dubbed "time slowdown" by pot-promoting poet Allen Ginsberg in 1965.

The peculiar world perception decisively impacted the artistic work of numerous 'synesthetic' artists.

It is a profession subject to peculiar public perceptions.

Accordingly, phenomenal properties, which say nothing about the true nature of a thing, say everything about our peculiar capacity of perception.

The present results cannot determine whether the later positivity has characteristics peculiar to face perception.

Previous studies revealed that presently cultivated Vesuvio and San Marzano genotypes revealed peculiar sensory profiles in perception of sweetness and sourness [ 5, 6].

Within several years of its publication, The Peculiar Institution had reshaped perceptions of American slavery and become a standard university text.

Helliwell, David says, communicates via "obstacles and deceptively simple challenges, as well as clues and cryptic messages, curious coincidences, peculiar experiences and inner perceptions".

An aura of mystery and glamor blurs any straightforward narrative, with female subjects theatrically engaging in peculiar magical rituals that challenge perception, disrupt reality, and ultimately work to shift the paradigm from a patriarchal world view towards a post-feminist sisterhood.

In brief, a consistent use of the dynamical reduction mechanism in the above situation accounts for the definiteness of the conscious perception, even in the extremely peculiar situation devised by Albert and Vaidman.

All patients with psychosis had at least one of the following symptoms described in their medical records: hallucinations, delusions or peculiar fantasies (fantasies that interfere with the perception of reality).