Sentence examples for perception of the truth from inspiring English sources

"Like in all my feature documentaries, I wanted to portray my perception of the truth," he said.

Certain reactionary forces inside and outside the academy may not like what we've learned and taught, but that won't change our perception of the truth.

The test consisted of comparing the responses and determining whether typeface choice influenced our perception of the truth of the passage.

"They have a, let's say, wrong perception of the truth and history," he said, in an echo of decades of debate over Anne's portrayal in popular culture.

At very different levels of sophistication, these all represent attempts to expand human perception of the truth and to achieve a cosmic consciousness.

This kind of writing is clearly fuelled by an interest in the way the media creates a story, and the influence of this reporting on the reader's perception of the truth (or otherwise).

If these things are true, then God is in them, and we should be unafraid of correcting older perceptions of the truth.

"They evince some of the same methods of computer intrusion and the same overarching Russian strategic goal: to pursue its interests through illegal influence and disinformation operations aimed at muddying or altering perceptions of the truth," John Demers, the Justice Department's Assistant Attorney General, said at a press briefing.

The government said the hacking efforts were part of a Russian government campaign set on "muddying or altering perceptions of the truth".

Members of dominant groups can sometimes come to see things this way, but they are not forced to and so, too often, they don't: they see their filters as totally transparent, their perceptions as "real" perceptions of the "truth".

Shouted from the rafters, repeated again and again on state TV, state radio, the state news agency, state-sponsored billboards and countless Chávez speeches, the claim that Venezuela is now a Territory Free of Illiteracy has gained the perception of Official Truth, the kind of thing that Venezuelans can't question without being suspected of ideological deviation.