Sentence examples for perceptions for from inspiring English sources

Would Phillips wish the same common perceptions for Turkish, Chinese, Pakistani and Romanian people?

"It would have tainted their perceptions for the rest of the case".

One strong Wimbledon run can erase all perceptions for any one of the crestfallen elite.

The trickster Michael Snow has been toying with viewers' perceptions for almost 40 years in films and performances like "Wavelength" and "Right Reader" from the 1960's.

If poetry habitually offers an opening up, a sharing and surrendering of the senses and perceptions, for Kathleen it serves a different purpose.

Studying microbes inevitably causes a reordering of one's perceptions: for more than two billion years, they were the only life on this planet, and they remain in many ways its dominant life form.

Holofcener, who also directed "Lovely and Amazing" (2002), has many small and medium-sized perceptions — for instance, that the three women might keep Olivia around because she makes them feel better about themselves.

Perceptions for concepts of strength correspond to membership functions, which can overlap.

This study was designed to analyze the pedestrians' perceptions for underutilization of pedestrian facilities.

It concludes by commenting on the wider implications of these perceptions for ongoing research.

And we substitute those narrow perceptions for the much more complicated reality of the situations.