Sentence examples for perception made from inspiring English sources

It is also a perception made all the more acute by the dual darkness in which these poems took shape.

As the months passed, it had become clear that India was not going to go to war -- a perception made concrete last week when Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee stated unequivocally that there would be no war.

The ability to schmooze, to bend perception, made Gee the ultimate fund-raiser, which afforded him the highest of presidential profiles, and a Time magazine profile two years ago lauded Gee as among the country's leading college presidents.

Like Jim Jones and the PeopleOs Temple in Jonestown, David Koresh and the Branch Davidians at Ranch Apocalypse were perceived to have crossed certain ethical boundaries in the name of religion, and this perception made them seem at once hypocritical and inscrutable.

In Arnold's view, Leopardi's "pure and sure touch, with his fineness of perception," made him "far more of the artist" than his contemporaries, the English Romantics: Leopardi had "wider culture" and "more freedom from illusions" than Wordsworth, a greater "power of seizing the real point" than Byron.

4. "Perception" Made into Reality.

That perception makes people of genius seem closer to us.

This could be anything from recognizing speech, to visual perception, making decisions and translating languages.

On each side, faith merges with perception, making the partisans believe with fierce certainty that they represent the country's true majority.

While Southampton is apparently on the up, and with city centre redevelopment reinforcing that perception, making £30,000 so quickly seemed crazy.

Those decisions are not just about what to order for lunch, but about basic perception — making sense, for example, of the flood of signals coming from the eyes.