Sentence examples for perceptions a from inspiring English sources

"With this play, we're telling stories that are going to shift people's perceptions a little bit".

The World Trade Organisation is by most public perceptions a very top-down, very command-and-control organisation.

The result was "Perceptions," a 1961 35-minute suite including six trumpets, four French horns and two harps.

They're not unlike Mr. Mortensen himself: earnest, softspoken, fascinated by fragmentary or elusive perceptions, a little hard to make out.

Hunger and cold bring a hallucinatory quality to perceptions, a sudden and impossible snatch of the scent of coffee from a ventilation shaft as the senses flicker.

The intriguing far-future setting is presented to the reader piecemeal through Arafuma's perceptions, a skilful ploy which not only heightens tension but builds a tantalising picture of a universe to be explored in subsequent volumes.

"And this damages that perception a great deal".

A non-veridical perception is not really a perception at all but a "pseudo-perception" (pratyakṣa-ābhāsa), "apparent perception," a perception imitator.

Effect of neck pain on verticality perception: a cohort study.

A perception, a fact.

Was profiling a perception or a reality?