Sentence examples for swift perception from inspiring English sources

"Swift perception of relations, hallmark of genius," Pound wrote.

When I first met with Dolly in Los Angeles (me already primed to fall, her mind so swift, perception so honest, self-invention so extraordinary, heart so pure, underneath which a little girl so terrified occasionally peeked out), we talked over her character's Achilles' heel -- alcohol, drugs, money, power, doubt, loss of faith, what would it be?

I attribute the successes of the surgeries to their keen perception and swift action.

The shift in popular perception has been swift.

"A swift agreement would help to challenge the perception that governments in the euro zone never reach agreement on anything without squabbling about it for months on end," said Ken Wattret, chief euro zone economist for BNP Paribas in London.

The perception of relations is anything but swift.

In fact, new research by IpsosMori suggests that support for the European Union (EU) has grown and is at its highest since 1991, shattering perceptions that the UK is edging closer towards a swift exit from the single market.

I fell in love all over again with the Olympic motto -- Swifter, Higher, Stronger -- which is the antithesis of a popular perception of what is happening to our societies.

This narrow perception is already widespread in the West and could enable Iran to attain a swift breakout capability using uranium or to build a plutonium bomb without detection.

These incidents created a sour perception of Rap Genius and Moghadam, especially amongst many in the tech industry, priming the swift backlash to the co-founder's inappropriate annotations of Rodger's writings.

Perception, reality; reality, perception.