This extension of himself by mirror numbed his perceptions until he became the servomechanism of his own extended or repeated image.
More and more frequently these changes will clash with our perceptions, until our sense of nature as eternal and separate is finally washed away and we see all too clearly what we have done.
Watching is never, for Simms, an easy matter – These hours of brightness polishing snowfield so she learns / iceblink binocular as I slowly can adjust burns / retina to control perceptions until sight discerns / under and over glare – and reading him is correspondingly demanding.
There was no real change in public perceptions until the 1970s, by which time nearly all those directly concerned with the expedition were dead.
Joseph R. Kyrillos Jr., chairman of the New Jersey Republican Party, blamed a weak economy and the perception that, until his ethics problems snowballed and forced him to withdraw from the race on Sept. 30, Mr. Torricelli was too formidable an opponent to be beaten by a political neophyte.
Neither have there been significant changes in the evaluation of their work, nor in the salary perception systems until the last year evaluated.
Younger and older participants described knowing that something was wrong but 'illness delay' as a result of their own perceptions continued until experiencing a critical event or making a medical appointment at the insistence of a family member or friend.
It is a perception that survived until remarkably recently.
And that's not an entirely bad thing here, where survival means working harder for less each year, from late shift to day shift, until perception blurs.
This aspect of the Spencers, and the family's overwhelming sense of pride, didn't become central to the public perception of them until Diana's funeral, when her younger brother, Charles, who by then had inherited the title of Earl Spencer and the family estate of Althorp, made a speech that was filled with implicit rebuke.
