Sentence examples for weird perceptions from inspiring English sources

And, like all anomalies, it produced cognitive dissonance and weird perceptions: It even led the great Bill James to wildly, if briefly, overrate Wade Boggs, who had an atypical home-run year, which James imagined was newly typical.

When we changed from friends to husband and wife, we brought along some weird perceptions about marriage, and one result was an escalation of negativity that included criticism, defensiveness, contempt and stonewalling.

"There's that weird perception of, maybe they really are hanging out there".

But one thing remains true: "People have a very weird perception of large numbers," he said.

Williams writes: "The first couple of years we were really quite close... but the last couple of years, I don't know, it just became mad... Home life was weird, and you [got] a weird perception of the world.

There's this weird perception of ownership, that [an employee's appearance] is the CBC's property.

"I think there's a weird perception that exists out that we're not in control of ourselves when we're here, and that there's this puppet-master thing occurring," said Derek Peth, who also appeared on Fletcher's season.

I've written a number of times about the weird way American perceptions of Europe seem stuck in the past.

This is unbearably harsh, of course – these are all richly talented and hard-working footballers, none of whom deserve to surrender lifelong ambitions – but international tournaments do weird things to our perception of time, distorting it like holidays in the interests of morale and self-preservation.

But autism also means unique perceptions, special talents, weird humour, a view of the world untainted by greed, envy, malice, vanity, ambition.

Lance Ferguson: That just now …. perception is a weird thing, but I reckon it was one of the best gigs we've ever done.