Sentence examples for perceived ideas about from inspiring English sources
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.
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.
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.
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.
It's a perceived idea that something else will happen".
In other words, we do not perceive sensations; we directly perceive ideas and via these ideas we indirectly perceive corporeal objects.
To say, then, that we perceive material things in God means that we immediately perceive ideas in God, and via these ideas, we indirectly perceive corporeal objects.
Toggling between the working class and the chattering class has taught me a lot about both: what we expect of ourselves, how others perceive us, ideas about our next professional step and how we'll make it.
As our study shows, such 'common sense' was reflected in the way patients perceived and shaped ideas about 'quality'quality
While our findings suggest a priority for vaccination based on the influence of ideas about perceived risk, 32 a further study of anticipated acceptance and actual uptake of vaccines for pandemic influenza in Pune is needed.
The result is an interesting array of scholarly ideas about perceiving frontiers in new or unusual ways, but the assortment does not always achieve congruity.
