Sample Sentences forperceptiongrouped by contextual meaning (editor-reviewed)
perception as in: perception of injustice
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U.S. perception of this issue is very different than it is in China.
perception = belief or opinion formed by viewing things a certain way
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It was Wu's deepest perception that the park was fundamentally sound, as he believed his paleo-DNA was fundamentally sound. (source)perception = belief formed by viewing things a certain way
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Instinctively, Ender's perception of these events changed. (source)perception = opinion formed by viewing things a certain way
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She said that sexual assault was a crime of perception. (source)perception = a belief or opinion formed by viewing things a certain way
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There's a sense of sovereignty that comes from life on a mountain, a perception of privacy and isolation, even of dominion. (source)perception = a belief or opinion formed by viewing things a certain way
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It remains a mystery why these three young men, veterans of the same training and the same crash, differed so radically in their perceptions of their plight. (source)perceptions = opinions formed by viewing things a certain way
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While you're busy knitting sweaters, my dear, I have to deal with the community's perception of our family. (source)perception = belief or opinion formed by viewing things a certain way
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The point is, the brain talks to itself, and by talking to itself changes its perceptions. (source)perceptions = beliefs or opinions formed by viewing things a certain way
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If your perception is false, then your emotional response to it will be false too. (source)perception = belief or opinion formed by viewing things a certain way
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Though all three men faced the same hardship, their differing perceptions of it appeared to be shaping their fates. (source)perceptions = opinions formed by viewing things a certain way
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The warm-blooded controversy had raged for fifteen years, before a new perception of dinosaurs as quick-moving, active animals was accepted—but not without lasting animosities. (source)perception = belief formed by viewing things a certain way
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To convince myself that there was some dignity in what I planned to do, in surrendering my own perceptions of right and wrong, of reality, of sanity itself, to earn the love of my parents. (source)perceptions = beliefs or opinions formed by viewing things a certain way
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It was then I realized how cruelly I had judged her, how my perception of her had been distorted, because I'd been looking at her through my father's harsh lens. (source)perception = a belief or opinion formed by viewing things a certain way
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perception as in: perception of external stimuli
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The drug dulls sensory perception.
perception = the act of sensing (to see, hear, taste, touch, or smell)
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He felt himself overwhelmed with a new perception of the color he knew as red. (source)perception = sense
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"And bless our sister in her weakness and affliction." Whom did he mean? Heavens, was he talking about Mercy? Had the man no perception at all? How Mercy must be shriveling... (source)perception = ability to see and understand
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Good Mrs. Lynde, not being overburdened with perception, did not see this. (source)perception = the ability to see and understand
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All this was accomplished with a subtlety so perfect, that the minister, though he had constantly a dim perception of some evil influence watching over him, could never gain a knowledge of its actual nature. (source)perception = sense
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Hume opposed all thoughts and ideas that could not be traced back to corresponding sense perceptions. (source)perceptions = something sensed
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In the silence Lily had a clear perception of what was passing through his mind. (source)perception = sense (understanding)
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Quite a young chap, but he'd had perceptions, that boy. (source)perceptions = observations (of things sensed)
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At first, it was a sort of stupefaction; but every moment was quickening her perception of the horrible evil. (source)perception = understanding
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You had endowed me with perceptions and passions and then cast me abroad an object for the scorn and horror of mankind. (source)perceptions = things seen and felt
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But he doesn't doubt that it will now fail to live up to this perception.† (source)
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Our perceptions of everything are organized by the flux of sensations passing over that framework.† (source)
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I'm annoyed that he has this perception of me, and even more annoyed that he's right.† (source)
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Always taking my side, blaming his negative perceptions on the Capitol's torture.† (source)
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