I know it sounds hard to believe that your kids might get that message, but I can assure you that it's not an uncommon perception from the young athletes I work with.
It is an era, as Nathan describes it, in which fate too often feels accidental, personality can be reduced to gesture, and "coherence and order" are elusive: an era delineated in this ample novel with uncommon insight and perception.
"As he leaves us, Ezra is still a brash wunderkind, but now his burning desire has a grander scope: He is looking to start his own news organization, an ambition that befits someone with uncommon gifts of perception and analysis".
Reduction in HCVA ranges from minimal to severe, although complete loss (no light perception) is uncommon.
They remain stuck in a linguistic and economic ghetto, many living off welfare and costing working Americans millions of tax dollars every year". Such perceptions are not uncommon.
Alben has an uncommon gift called USP (unsensory perception) which scientists are unable to explain.
Both Robin and David have a perception and selflessness uncommon even among adults, as well as endearing, unspoiled characteristics not always found in children of 4 and 6.
Several common barriers were minimized; among those who declined participation, family disinterest was uncommon (5%), as was the perception of burden imposed (4%).Challenges to clinical trial recruitment in palliative care are significant but not insurmountable.
His prudence, discretion, and delicacy of perception — gifts of an altogether uncommon p215 order — were employed to the utmost advantage in his dealings with others.
The consequent perception that headache disorders were relatively uncommon in SSA, and not of significant public-health concern, was reversed after the completion of a survey in Zambia [17, 18].
Moreover, accurate heartbeat perception, as measured with this paradigm, is uncommon in both controls and panic patients [ 6].
