Sentence examples for perception that is from inspiring English sources

The dress quandary focuses on color, a perception that is not "real" per se.

It is this perception that is driving the policy shift signalled in the last 48 hours.

It is Cassandra's voice, a marriage of artlessness and shrewd perception, that is the touch of genius.

It is this perception that is driving the misguided policy shift signalled in the last 48 hours.

And this isn't a perception that I am giving to you, it's a perception that is coming in to me from my constituents.

In his introduction, though, Mr. McCain made an effort to dispel the idea that he is anti-Russian, a perception that is widespread here.

This study develops a neuromorphic model of human lightness perception that is inspired by how the mammalian visual system is designed for this function.

You feel as if you've been dropped straight into the middle of a real-life tale; a perception that is further enhanced by the casting of off-duty LAPD officers and former gang members as extras.

This Stasi-esque portrayal of local government workers prying into the lives of ordinary citizens plays on a perception that is not only false but definitely not scaleable in local government.

Thomas's abandonment of stare decisis and his ethical blind spot regarding the appearance of impropriety suggest a lack of respect for his own court, a perception that is increasingly shared by those who pay attention to its actions.

Though to judge by the innumerable screen roles to which he has brought that same quality — a precise self-perception that is grand only in its modesty — he came by the knowledge naturally, or at least acquired it long ago.