Sentence examples for perception and he from inspiring English sources

"I can tell you this much: I know there's stuff Brian and I disagreed on, and I had one perception and he had another, which, to me, there's nothing wrong with that.

Mathys knew that Helmholtz's theory of unconscious inference originating in his childhood experience of seeing doll-like figures in a belfry was a precursor of Friston's theory of perception; and he knew that Freud had been influenced by Helmholtz, too.

Spence's work, by contrast, is concerned with how the brain combines input from multiple senses to create perception, and he regularly finds himself arguing for the importance of touch, taste, and smell in the construction of our day-to-day experiences.

"Sarkozy is a bit a magician without clothes, but the important thing is the perception, and he's doing pretty well," Mr. Rousselin said.

Since He can read the passengers' most vulnerable thoughts and control their perception, and he keeps accidentally fucking up their minds and making their eyes bleed when he gets stressed.

Kenneth L. Gladish, the national executive director of the Y.M.C.A., is aware of these perceptions, and he considers them grossly unfair.

I don't think he's immune to international perceptions and he won't want to look like he's hiding something".

Even a two-year-old child behaves as though the external world is a permanent place, independent of his perceptions; and he exhibits experimental or goal-directed behaviour that may be creatively and spontaneously adapted for new purposes.

He uses a limited palette of colors, based on advice from colleagues as much as his own perceptions, and he uses colors in ways that do not always fit with expectations for color deficiency.

How much suppressed?" Mamet sees myth and drama and dream coming down to the same childhood issues-- the terrors and pleasures of exissues-- there we learned to repress and to fissues-- the absterrorshandinto conscious pleasuresn"--and he says, "What art dofs is to rexistencee process: to re-abeforet our conscious perception back into experience".

It's all about public perception, and unless he can do something in the next 72 hours to undo this perception, he's going to have a very hard time".