Sentence examples for a kind of perception from inspiring English sources

My question is, is there a kind of perception that candidates are weather vanes?

"There was a kind of perception that, despite appalling evidence to the contrary, the closer you are to Afghanistan, the greater the risk," Maurice Flanagan, the airline's top executive.

"There was a kind of perception that, despite appalling evidence to the contrary, the closer you are to Afghanistan, the greater the risk," Maurice Flanagan, the airline's top executive, said in a recent interview in Manhattan.

As his first principle, Bhartrihari rejects a doctrine on which the realism of Mimamsa and Nyaya had been built the view that there is a kind of perception that is nonconceptualized and that places persons in direct contract with things as they are.

It is a kind of perception of a particular causal conneciton, and is not necessarily correct.

If the view that emotions are a kind of perception can be sustained, then the connection between emotion and cognition will have been secured.

Wolff's successors will struggle to avoid the limitations on the cognitive significance of aesthetic response that follow from his definition of pleasure as a kind of sense perception and the limits he places on the cognitive significance of sense perception.

For instance, I do not grasp the exigency of the alarm clock (its character as a demand) in a kind of disinterested perception but only in the very act of responding to it, of getting up.

The second girl is named who is searching for her older sister who joined Fargo in order to obtain the 'invisible power', a kind of extrasensory perception.

We've all had an experience in which time was suspended or stretched into slow motion (car crashes are often described in this way), and photographers like McLellan give us a glimpse into a kind of fissure of perception.

It raises the possibility, then, that the imagination is in fact a kind of organ of perception.