Sentence examples for perceptions at least from inspiring English sources

"Stebmo" (Southern Lord), Mr. Moore's debut, produced by Tucker Martine, should alter perceptions at least a tiny bit.

This means that if sounds were inner sensations, or mechanical events at the ear, we would be almost always mistaken in our aural perceptions, at least on important aspects of the sound.

If science and engineering have a perception problem, perceptions at least can be changed over time.

There's a perception, at least among some, that Republicans are — at least the Republican Party — very close to big oil.

There is the perception, at least, that decisions taken in government could be influenced by the reward of future employment.

Second, consider that perception (at least of this stripe) now looks to be deeply linked to something not unlike imagination.

In the pantheon of great World Cup photographs there is one which, in common perception at least, stands above the rest.

There would be no comic charges out of the trenches while he was in command, a perception, at least, that held up under heavy shelling in Wales.

This suggests that postural balance is a key reference for vertical perception, at least up to one month after vestibular loss.

Of course while the role is largely ceremonial, cutting ribbons and shaking hands at degree congregations, there is a perception at least that this person is a figure head for the institution.

There has always been a moral aspect to green thinking, but for years, in perception at least, it was based around rather nebulous and dubious ideas such as respect for nature as a thing valuable in itself.