Sentence examples similar to perception dawns from inspiring English sources
The story, fraught with the dawning perception of his mother's unhappiness, is Byron's.
Since 2005 she has released three albums – not so shabby by today's standards – and Before the Dawn seals the perception of Bush moving towards the territory she inhabited during the first decade of her career: a supremely gifted artist who does not hide in the margins, but is capable of delivering her unique vision into the nation's living rooms.
The dawning of that perception has its comic moments, as when abortion rights advocates, environmentalists, even labor, take turns in proclaiming, like Captain Renault in Casablanca, that they are "shocked, shocked to find that there is conservatism going on in here".
Promising "victory" in Afghanistan only risks the perception of "defeat" when the reality eventually dawns that there is no military solution.
He examines every aspect of humanity's perception, and misperception, of things small since the dawn of time.
Compared with Fort Collins residents, Loveland residents were 30%9595% CI 1.00 1.74) more likely to report spending >2 h outdoors from dusk to dawn on weekends when adjustments were made for sex, age, and risk perception.
For all Zinnemann's caution, however, Burt Lancaster's gallivanting presence is true to Jones's perception that all this chaos was exhilarating: a break from routine, an end to depression, a dawn of new possibilities.
Perception, reality; reality, perception.
