Sentence examples for things are perceived from inspiring English sources
Happy things are perceived to be cynical commercialism.
Physical things are perceived through their properties or attributes.
This is not to criticise Keane, merely to demonstrate how things are perceived and highlighted.
Things are perceived to be getting worse, despite their best efforts.
A statement by the gallery director, Ken Marchione, that accompanies the show says that "Mr. Morris's images are maps to chart the relationship between how things are perceived in the world and then transformed into a realization".
The German government thereby made for the first time a manifest claim for German hegemony in Europe – this, at any rate, is how things are perceived in the rest of Europe, and this perception defines the reality that counts.
However, we would then have to conclude that things being perceived with glasses are not observed either, which is counterintuitive (Maxwell 1962).
During the course of their depression, individuals want to go back to their past when things were perceived as better.
"If you have a problem with summer Olympics where the whole thing is perceived as over-heated with too many facilities, too many sports, too many competitors and so on, why not look at moving some of the other sports that traditionally take place in the winter in the northern hemisphere indoors?" Cookson said.
Akinetopsia, that is motion blindness, has a "stop-start" phenomenology where a thing is perceived as distant, then suddenly up close, without any awareness of the in-between.
