Sentence examples for perception and feel from inspiring English sources

Paul Fussell's "Class" fits in this category, too, if only because Fussell was "guided by perception and feel rather than by any method that could be deemed 'scientific,' believing with Arthur Marwick, author of 'Class: Image and Reality' (1980), that 'class... is too serious a subject to leave to the social scientists.' " There are plenty of subjects too important to leave to the experts.

The injection of impression on colour palette is wished to improve the human perception and feel on designing multimedia application.

Many relatives do not share this perception and feel that they have a right to decide whether to consent to or refuse CPR.

In the third study, Di Giuseppe et al. surveyed the knowledge and attitudes of an Italian population to avian influenza.[ 9] They found that around 19% of respondents had a high risk perception and felt very much at risk of contracting avian influenza.

Research, however, showed that ethnic minorities often do not share this general perception of GPs and feel that they receive a prescription too easily.

Tell him about the change in your perception and how you feel about it.

The purpose of the present study was to determine if patients with voice disorders could achieve immediate improvements in acoustic and aerodynamic parameters and patient's perception of the sound and feel of voice following instructions to use clear speech.

Indeed, the discrepancy between self-perception and appearance feels like just one of a series of misunderstandings inherent in this journey.

This can often give you a window in to your child's perceptions and what feels like a struggle to them.

Zollo tells me he wanted to challenge perceptions about how we see and feel about things.

So when our perceptions change, what we think and feel about what we see must also change.