Sentence examples for strange perception from inspiring English sources

"The Chinese have a strange perception of history," Monteleone said.

"It's a strange perception that someone who would take a risk and use their financial resources to provide humanitarian aid would be trying to destroy someone or harm them," said Wendy Norvelle, associate vice president for Southern Baptist relations.

It means we have a strange perception of the world, as though we are peering through a one-way looking glass: we see everything Americans do, but they have little or no idea what goes on here or what we're about (aside from the hockey stereotype, of course).

Ms. Luckey describes her new full-evening modern-dance piece, "Other Hours, Separate Doors," as an odyssey through a strange, perception-skewing landscape.

He had strange, and strained, perceptions of others.

I try to nurture her boldness, her strange (almost psychic) perceptions, and this confidence she possesses.

This space is very strange because my readers' perception of me is different than my perception of myself.

In the strange national brew of perception and reality, something has definitely shifted.

In normal observers gazing at one's own face in the mirror for some minutes, at a low illumination level, triggers the perception of strange faces, a new perceptual illusion that has been named 'strange-face in the mirror'.

According to experiments conducted by Goldsmiths College, these vibrations are capable, in theory, of producing a "haunted" feeling — or at the very least the perception of strange smells and physiological hallucinations like dizziness.

Living in the darkness, with various sleep difficulties, I have observed and documented changes in my own and fellow crew members' day-night cycles over the past eight months, and I have noticed a strange change in my perception in the passing of time.