Sentence examples for the perception which from inspiring English sources

That is the perception, which conveniently leaves out or minimizes his superior athletic gifts.

"Somehow there was the perception, which is completely off the wall, that I had this gilded, adulterous life moving from one affair or soiree to another.

Deutsche Bank has been hurt by the perception, which it disputes, that it is one of the most leveraged lenders in the world.

The bank has been hurt by the perception, which it disputes, that it is one of the most-leveraged big lenders in the world.

But they have to live with the perception, which was brought up on Monday, that Jeff Wilpon is involved in daily operations, handcuffing the general manager.

Mr. Nader is not a name that has crossed Mr. Green's lips much in this campaign, partly because of the perception, which Mr. Green shares, that Mr. Nader deserves some blame for Al Gore's loss.

This captures the idea that existence depends on God's perceptions, but only on the perceptions which correspond to or are included in his volitions about what we should perceive.

The indeterminate perception, which precedes the determinate perception of an object through a mode, that is, as possessing a certain property, is not itself a perception through a mode.

I think this is partly caused by the public perception which is quoted in the article and the image marriage portrays to society.

"They," like the president, went unspoken, because they, like the president, are omnipresent and, at least in the public perception, which is what counts, all powerful.

"I don't share that view but the general perception, which I consider to be unfair, is that he has some sort of agenda".