Sentence examples for viewer perception from inspiring English sources

Does Mr. Kapoor's play with viewer perception amount to more than just trompe l'oeil entertainment?

The trust said viewer perception of BBC3 were "mixed" with appreciation of its acquired entertainment and comedy, and "less frequent documentaries".

Brian Philips, the general manager of CMT, said the show also sought to stoke "a viewer perception that all great artists, all great musicians, know everybody else's songs".

STEVE COLL: On viewer perception, I'd say 31-20 only because the substantive differences on foreign policy and rhetoric that we all follow so closely are pretty obscure compared to earlier debate subjects — jobs, women at work, Social Security, Medicare.

This does not hinder viewer perception.

Amanda Knox constantly toys with the idea of viewer perception and pre-conceived notions, knowing that even the smallest glance or crack in one's voice can be interpreted to "prove" innocence or guilt depending on what you want to believe.

Facebook is continuing to devote resources to fine-tuning how 3D audio impacts viewer perceptions in virtual reality.

Studies of viewer perceptions of the hidden curriculum could enhance our knowledge of exactly how patients view the doctors responsible for their care.

However, for landscape scale purposes, and for comparison with land-level viewer perceptions, aerial detection survey data are more suitable than extrapolations from ground count data obtained at a micro-scale.

He was, at bottom, an illuminator, relentlessly exploring viewers' perception of the play of light on the screen.

Temkin explained that the wooden frames, added to the works for exhibition purposes, diminish viewers' perception of the original radical impact of the works.