Examples of using Different perception in English and their translations into Dutch
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Vietnam was a totally different perception.
Cubans have a different perception on this type of communication than tourists.
So it's these two totally different perceptions.
Everyone has different perceptions and ideas about how a neighborhood is like.
They allowed me to combine different perceptions.
This varies from a different perception of sight and sound,
The person who wrote it may have a different perception.
You will have a different perception of life around you.
We should not rest until the whole world shares this different perception.
After all, they have a different perception to adults.
A striking conclusion whereby before our trip we had developed a different perception.
The undead spirit has a different perception of time.
The results of different perceptions are often underestimated during both planning and execution.
Or a completely different perception of reality, anywhere.
In that sense, the fourth dimension has a different perception entirely.
And when different perceptions battle against one another… The truth has a way of getting lost.
You can tell this by the different perception of the same.[…].
Different perception"Whether that is really the case,
Angling brings you a very different perception of the water.
which creates a totally different perception of space.
Men and women have a very different perception of temperature.
you will have a different perception of transparency.
At Raptim, we have a different perception of the value of life.
Infinite will explore different perceptions of immensity.
I am looking into how the different perceptions influence consumer behaviour.
It is always interesting to ask about rust over the phone with a used car because everyone has a different perception about how much rust their car has.
Their completely different perceptions form a metaphor for our inability to truly know reality.
This marked the beginning of a completely different perception of residuals.
It was about living two totally different perceptions of my personality, of my person-- the villain back in my home country, and the hero outside.