Sentence examples for unsettling perception from inspiring English sources
That unsettling perception led Ruth Stein to write "For Love of the Father: A Psychoanalytic Study of Religious Terrorism" (Stanford University Press).
He describes his sports-crazed childhood in South Africa and his unsettling perception that the mood at home was dictated by whether or not he was scoring lots of runs in schoolboy cricket.
Taking these steps would counter the unsettling perception that the United Kingdom has abused its anti-terrorism laws to impede legitimate journalistic activity carried out in the public interest.
When expert practice was no longer sustained by a 'corporate identity' and consensus, greater autonomy caused an unsettling perception of unconformity.
But in this day and age, must we celebrate and honor an artist when unsettling personal transgressions haunt our perception of that person? .
That perceptual awareness is more sluggish than motion discrimination may appear somewhat unsettling, as we tend often to assume that conscious perception precedes decision.
Emotionally ragged and often confusing — the allegiances of uniformed characters are rarely spelled out — "How I Killed a Saint" is an unsettling look at the way violence blurs identity and distorts perception.
A long-standing question in the field of risk perception is the degree to which gut reactions against unsettling technologies have intrinsic value as warning signs.
Perceptions of the Ukraine crisis can also be unsettling for the western traveller in Moscow.
