Sentence examples for trivial perceptions from inspiring English sources

"It injects dignity into otherwise trivial perceptions," she continues.

For it is surely a trivial fact about our perception of time that if A is experienced as occurring before B, A and B cannot be experienced as simultaneous.

Recent research on students suggests these changes in perception aren't trivial.

The bill "will reduce the potential for trivial claims and address the perception that our courts are an attractive forum for libel claimants with little connection to this country, so that our law is respected internationally," the Justice Ministry said in a briefing paper provided to journalists.

The boy's life and perceptions are much too trivial to matter here.

The perception was that failing at trivial challenges might damage the credibility of a serious journalist or actor.

"It has changed my perception of the Web as a trivial place".

Indeed, it has been previously reported that cheating may be influenced by peer acceptance of this behavior [ 28] and that students cite illness, workload, and perception of the material taught as "trivial" as reasons for cheating [ 17].

I did not realize until it was too late how the once-seemingly trivial misrepresentations in my own case affected the court's perception of me, and how this perception would lead to the court finding in the government's favor.

But Mr. Rubenstein predicted correctly that Mr. Makhul and his Communist Party would "stand ostracized, facing the Parliament alone, thereby reinforcing the perception of the nuclear issue as a trivial curiosity that is of interest only to extremists".

The functional consequences of a reduced acuity in the kinaesthetic perception of distal limb motion are not trivial, but very likely contribute the observed motor symptoms in PD.