Sentence examples for perception quite from inspiring English sources

There was a perception, quite a strong perception, when David took over that the Conservative party was something of a mouthpiece of big business lobbies.

There is a perception - quite mistakenly in my view - that the viewers are a fairly simple-minded bunch who need pretty faces to keep them hooked".

But it remains to be seen whether reports of hallucinogen persisting perception disorder — quite literally, the persistence of hallucinogen-induced perceptions — should count among them.

When asked how Ms Barra might fare in a company known for its old-boy mentality, Mr Akerson insisted that the "perception is quite dated".

When asked how Ms Barra might fare in a company traditionally known for its old-boy mentality, Mr Akerson insisted that "that perception is quite dated".Indeed, the carmaker now has a fast-growing cadre of female top managers, including five on its executive committee.

For ACACON and REGUL in particular this perception is quite strong.

From the experiment results, we can observe that in indoor carpet case, the terrain perception works quite good.

Measuring the influence of this type of addiction on time perception is quite recent.

In the case of motor control, information about perception comes quite directly to the primary motor cortex from the somatosensory cortex.

One comment illustrated this perception: " Sometimes quite demanding of staff time, interrupt inappropriately for minor problems eg. during drug rounds... .......... Volunteer companions at the two hospitals donated 2345 hours during the implementation period.

We think these perceptions are quite out-of-date," says David Roberts, head of colleague engagement at Anchor.