Sentence examples for perceived ideas from inspiring English sources

In a new exhibition at Tate Liverpool, which our critic Adrian Searle reviews here, the glam era and its influence on the arts and its challenge to perceived ideas about performance and identity are explored through 100 works of art.

The "Birds of Gardiner" series installed next door to the Goya gives us an example of a printmaker — scion of a former Spanish colony — working 200 years later and challenging perceived ideas about the world he lives in.

Survey results showed significant changes in cultural competency and perceived ideas for using technology from pre- to post-semester while interview data provided support for, and greater insights into, survey results.

As to (2), Reid thinks that nobody who has absorbed Hume's lessons regarding causation would think that we can avoid skepticism about the external world while insisting that we infer its nature from the features of directly perceived ideas.

They also play around with perceived ideas about the importance of identity and more specifically with the idea of the importance of actual and assumed identity and the impact it has on our enjoyment of art.

In a society that sets us up to have perceived ideas of how we should act, what we should say and ultimately how we should feel, it is seemingly risky to throw caution to the wind and to share our authentic self.

It's a perceived idea that something else will happen".

"We wanted to find out to what extent this perceived idea of the flattening of architectural culture through globalisation is actually the case," he says, explaining the thinking behind the brief with which every curator was charged: Absorbing Modernity, 1914 2014.

"There's a perceived idea of what a Bush play might be, just as people think of a Royal Court play being neo-brutal, working class and homoerotic, whereas their most successful play of the last 15 years has been 'The Weir' " -- a meditative piece by Conor McPherson, set in a rural Irish pub.

"My concern is there's a preconception out there - a perceived idea with Gethin," said former hooker McBryde.

The second stage, achieved by more advanced economies, is the most commonly perceived idea of real estate market, where "solid" assets are sold for currency.