Sentence examples for perceptions to be from inspiring English sources

"The Taste of Blue" is about a teenage girl with synesthesia, the rare brain condition that causes sensory perceptions to be confused.

Plato's "cave" metaphor compares our knowledge of the truth to that of slaves watching shadows thrown on a stone wall, each believing their perceptions to be real.

But the prime minister's failure to issue a strong early denial appears to have allowed perceptions to be shaped by the allegations.

Artists now, as never before perhaps, need to be emotionally mature in their perceptions to be able to accurately depict this in whatever medium they choose with any depth.

They are people so insecure they have nothing left, literally vaporised in the limelight, they take it all too seriously and are done in by what they perceive other people's perceptions to be".

For perceptions to be reliable their object must be causally effective.

"I don't deal much with perception, to be honest; I deal with reality," Idzik said.

The collaboration with the trust will, he hopes, allow "the riches of creativity and perception" to be seen afresh.

Clark's perception to be unmatched by any officer with whom I have served, irrespective of rank or position".

James did not take perception to be a constituent of emotion, but he clearly recognized its importance.

And "objectual perception: perception to be".