Sentence examples for perception of just from inspiring English sources

But occasionally they succeed brilliantly and illuminate our perception of just what is music.

We'll never know what exactly was discussed at that recruitment meeting, but soon we had a chasm in perception of just how Nottingham Forest could prosper - and that chasm separated the two most important people at the club.

"This is an artist who was much more important than the immediate perception of just the gothic tale or cautionary tale," Ambrose said.

Try this helpful exercise for one week to hone your perception of just how many blessings you have.

They relate to public perceptions of just how fair the drive for international justice is, and how effective local procedures can be.

As social realities change, perceptions of just what non-discrimination looks like have also evolved.

Realising that the shape, size and other attributes of a glass can affect our perception of not just wine but beer too, swanky glass manufacturers such as Dartington have developed particularly voluptuous vessels for different beer styles.

The renderings of Pop's form range from the erotic to regal, highlighting the perception of not just one icon, but of the naked male body over time.

Restricting our perception of pain just to Americans does not serve our souls or our country well.

While I don't doubt these two looks will be the result of expensive branding exercises and much research into the public's perception of logos (just like the heavy metal band-esque Olympics logo for 2012, or the Tories' drastic change of colour scheme), it seems a colossal waste of money to have different branding for each department, as well as the fact that it could lead to confusion.

For these reasons, the aim of this study was to determine the intention to be vaccinated against A/H1N1 flu virus among health professionals in relation to levels of understanding, attitudes and perception of risk just before the vaccination campaign at the peak of the epidemic.