"Both police communicators and crime journalists are in sharp disagreement with how they perceive each other's methods.
The distance between how the two major parties perceive each other gives us another measure of polarisation.
In races he is conscious of his fellow competitors' running styles in the same way "two writers perceive each other's diction and style".
But his statement, and more broadly the state of U.S.-Russian arms-control efforts, reveals a broad gap in how the nuclear powers perceive each other's importance.
In the absence of clear evidence, let us extrapolate from the science of personality, a well-established branch of psychology devoted to understanding how individuals perceive each other, and how these perceptions can change.
There is a case to be made that the cultural role and the experience of music now are just inextricably tied to commerce and the new ways that artists and listeners perceive each other.
Rather, the film's mood of longing and its tentative feeling of optimism come from within, from the way Victor and Judy begin to perceive each other, and the world around them.
Glenn Close, who plays an American expatriate novelist, Olivia Pace, described it as "a very charming, clever, complex script about the clash of cultures and how different cultures perceive each other".
But American defence planners cannot rely on that, so they must respond.In this way two states that never intend harm can begin to perceive each other as growing threats.
Sometimes, my interests are voyeuristic, and I find myself spying on mixed-race couples and wondering how they perceive each other; at other times, I have a more critical attitude, trying to grasp why, and how, European history has often, implicitly or explicitly, tended to denigrate the image and psyche of black people.
