Sentence examples for with a different perception from inspiring English sources

When you nearly die you come out with a different perception of what's important.

"With a different perception of safety in the city, people who might not have thought of doing it 10 years ago are today, and people who 10 years ago might not have been in a position to utilize the entire house are now," said George W. van der Ploeg, a vice president at Alice F. Mason Ltd. "We are seeing a trend toward larger, more opulent houses," he said.

Nonmajors likely have a different level of interest for engaging with the material and a different perception of the relevancy of the class material for their planned career paths.

One factor they discuss is that patients with a congenital disease may have a different perception of QoL to those with an acquired condition.

Saudi Arabia, by contrast, has been drifting under an ailing king, trying to buy a different perception of itself with better advertising rather than with deeper reform.

However, there was also a different perception regarding the price, which was connected by the mothers with "perceived quality".

"I do think collective seeing makes for a different perception.

Specialists have a different perception of this.

Isaac and his team-mates, all the younger boys, are growing up with a totally different perception of police thanks to Freudenstein.

We can hence conclude that one lap in the hermeneutic circle leaves us with a completely different perception of the Nativity story.

Enron's bereft employees have received more publicity of late than Ms Fiorina, Mr Parsons and Mr Bezos combined, for this is a different era, with a different public perception of CEO responsibility.