Sentence examples for perception far from inspiring English sources

The sense of injustice is compounded by a public perception (far from unfounded) that corruption is routine in Brazilian politics.

Scientists have been studying the psychology of risk perception far longer than we've been tinkering with DNA.

But this natural delicacy of perception far exceeds our ability to tell how a given molecule, drawn on a blackboard and considered as an abstraction, will strike our noses.

So fancied perception, far from being a special private form of doing is not a doing at all.

In contrast to studies on perception, far fewer studies on asymmetries in the production of species-typical sounds have been conducted.

In the present study, we determined the contrast thresholds for motion perception far into the periphery of the visual field on the horizontal meridian, up to 40° on the nasal, and 60° on the temporal side.

Segel turns his voice papery and haunted, infuses it with an overflow of life experience, of nuanced perception, far-ranging insight, and pain — in particular, a certain fear of his own memories, a fear of himself, as if he himself were the wounded beast whose own attack most endangered his life.

Isolated attacks by lone wolves have shaped public perceptions far more than the military service of thousands of Muslims.

We asked in which way a new kind of spatial perception – as far as reported by the participants – is noticeable, and – as far as participants reported a mental map of the environment before the study – we asked them to describe whether this mental map has changed its nature during the study.

But the perception is far worse among Muslims in England and France, the study found.

You're supposed to hate and fear a bunch of people but not talk about it, which is nonsensical except in the lens of politics, where perception matters far more than substance.