Sentence examples for perception of other from inspiring English sources
There are, indeed, various features of our perception of other people's characters that make us prone to expect unity.
Shame, on the other hand, is a social feeling, born from a perception of other people's disgust, a susceptibility to their contempt and derision.
When it comes to the perception of other minds, we are extremely gullible, bestowing agency on even the most inanimate of objects.
Designating certain breeds as inherently dangerous implies to the public that behavior is not effectively influenced (positively or negatively), by training, and also encourages the faulty perception of other breeds as being inherently safe.
And Volkswagen is so closely aligned with the German engineering "brand" that, unfair as it may be, the scandal is bound to affect the perception of other German carmakers and industries.
If the families with babies and young children sleeping in the bus shelters of the city's symbolic squares, including Place de la République and Place de la Bastille, come rain, bitter cold or shine, generate some public sympathy, the perception of other groups is less positive.
It is a fact that in many instances one's dress determines the perception of others.
And yet his view of himself as a star athlete is sullied somewhat by his perception of others' perception of his sport.
"Augusta," whose title refers to the capital city of Maine, is a play about perception — of others' lives and of our own.
"When the military or police academies make recruits stand a certain way, it not only changes the perception of others but also their perceptions of themselves," he said.
Critical judgment depends on deepening the perception of others.
