Sentence examples for Clearly perceive from inspiring English sources

To learn effectively in the unwelcome company of numerous distractions, children must clearly perceive speech in noise.

"Story is for a human as water is for a fish," he writes: so deeply essential that we may not clearly perceive it.

The audience's degree of identification with characters and events is presumably thus controlled, and it can more clearly perceive the "real" world reflected in the drama.

Manfred Eigen was the first person to clearly perceive that mixing could be avoided by perturbing an equilibrium and watching it relax.

The fact that they happen to be "north of" somewhere (ie, London) is not their sole defining feature (especially to international business investment and tourism, who will clearly perceive them to be "south of" many other places too).

Part of the key to Lee's success is that he has just enough distance from Atlanta's hip-hop scene to clearly perceive the glee and the melancholy that make the music so powerful.

Fourth, clearly perceived exemplars of irritation and resignation were rare in our corpus.

Whatever form it takes, dance is clearly perceived as providing a memorable night out.

"However, it's essential that reparations be clearly perceived as such, and not as just another assistance project," notes Pham.

But withdrawing food from a few "fussy eaters" is clearly perceived as a soft target and a quick win.

Bottom line: Homeopathy can work wonders for children with behavioural disorders if the remedy can be clearly perceived.