Sentence examples for your own perceptions from inspiring English sources

No matter how hard things might become, you can always trust your own perceptions.

Or better, see it alone, since afterward you won't be able to trust anything, least of all your own perceptions.

"It takes a lot of thought, compromise, flexibility and a constant redesigning of your own perceptions," she said.

How have your own perceptions of the industry changed/evolved over time and experience, with respect to women holding senior/executive-level leadership positions in the industry?

And while you're all going no place special in such a hurry, try to remember that what you're really trapped in is your own perceptions, and that your anger comes from the common American convictions that the laws of physics and the rules of commerce and their consequent indignities apply to everyone but you.

Looking at Riley is also an encounter with the activity of your own perceptions: the way a curve will torque and twist, the bright penumbras flickering at the edge between two simultaneously contrasting colours, the way sensory overload forces attention away from one moment in a painting to another, the way colours wince and blink as your eye slides across a surface.

His work makes you acutely aware of your own perception.

What is your own perception of this situation?" "I think that he should be absorbed.

One of the hidden perks of parenting a middle schooler is the way it forces you to re-examine your own perception of the world around you.

"I think the weirdest part of it all is that people expect you to have an opinion on your own perception or that there's got to be something you're unhappy with about your situation.

"Your own perception that there are more storms and more flooding causing damage — that is extremely well documented," said Peter Hoeppe, a meteorologist who is the head of Munich Re's Corporate Climate Center.