Sentence examples for this same perception from inspiring English sources

The forge, from this same perception, can be seen as the dramatic arena from which our life experiences test our resolve to release.

It may be that this same perception applies to the HEWs.

Again, this is not to say that all EU members share the same perception of the bloc's democracy promotion priorities: Bossuyt (2016), for instance, shows that Poland's relative passivity in Central Asia is balanced by its active engagement in democracy promotion in the Eastern Partnership states.

At one point Singer notices how a certain couple "shared the same perception of reality".

And do you think, you know, an English native would have had the same perception of the city, or well, not perception, but the same ability to kind of reimagine it as an American would?

In other national markets such as the US and Israel (Andorra draws up to 4,000 skiers in a season from the latter) there wasn't the same perception.

This is done by learning new reactive rules by observing recurrent good solutions to the same perception from the case-based reasoning system, which will be stored in the agent knowledge base.

We found that disease perception by farmers is very close to perception by international yam experts, as both have the same perception of the hierarchy of factors translating into disease.

More important was L'Horloger de Saint-Paul (The Watchmaker of St Paul, 1974), the first of a dozen films he made with Bertrand Tavernier, who called Noiret "my autobiographical actor" because they both espoused the same perception of "realism".

With respect to the dual-task information-processing model, the results showed that the central information-processing model would include a sequence model for tasks that use the same perception resource, causing a bottleneck in information processing.

And I think people have that same perception about myself and what I have learned.