Sentence examples for perceptions that are from inspiring English sources

"Newark still carries the burden of perceptions that are more than three decades old," he said.

Hallucinations are false sensory perceptions that are experienced without an external stimulus but that nevertheless seem real to the person who is experiencing them.

Such changes may include the experiencing of thoughts, feelings, and perceptions that are usually outside the individual's awareness ("unconscious" or "repressed").

Recounting it, the former Beatles display the usual human frailties, particularly memories and perceptions that are skewed at times, offering versions of events that reflect how they would like them to have been.

But this is not explained simply by listing all the simple perceptions that are so conjoined.

After 1695, he developed this suggestion by introducing the notion of "pure" or non-sensory intellectual perceptions that are produced by God's efficacious idea of extension.

It's extremely muddled, with perceptions that weren't borne out in practice".

So if [The Wire] actually changes people's perceptions, that's very important".

(This is one of the subtle shifts in perception that are Blain-Cruz's strength).

I still have to do battle with those self-perceptions that are ugly and painful.

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