Sentence examples for perceived a reality from inspiring English sources
The projection of subliminally-perceived personal failings onto an othered social group; the conviction that this group has infiltrated the upper echelons of society to promote its own agenda; the belief that members of the movement have "taken the red pill" and perceived a reality that normal members of society cannot see.
I suggest that there are three different ways to perceive a reality: what is going on, what should be going on, and what you want to be going on.
In the ontological sense perceiving a new reality by students is important and the role of the facilitator is to assist students to explore reality in different ways.
It was perceived as a "reality that men are more prone to violence" compared with women, who were often viewed as "easier tenants".
Research suggests that the echo chamber effect is disproportionately a problem on the right, leading inhabitants to perceive a warped reality.
Anthony Lewis said that "Kramer does that most difficult thing: enabling us to perceive a significant new reality through human, often touching particulars".
The distance between "perceived" reality and "real" reality has been puzzling philosophers and scientists since Plato.
"It allows creative sound designers to place the overwhelming thrust of a helicopter propeller or the first rumblings of an oncoming avalanche actually above the viewer, further immersing them in a perceived physical reality that reinforces the one shown on screen".
This technology allows creative sound designers to place the overwhelming thrust of a helicopter propeller or the first rumblings of an oncoming avalanche actually above the viewer, further immersing them in a perceived physical reality that reinforces the one shown on screen.
But Traister perceives a different and more encouraging reality.
Whichever the case, a good number of Iranians believe that their voice has been stolen from them, and that's a problem, since perceived reality is usually what passes for reality.
