Sentence examples for a sort of perception from inspiring English sources

For if self-knowledge is to be construed as a sort of perception of inner states or events that are (by the special faculty of introspection or by the "refulgence" of consciousness) "visible" to me but not to others, then Cartesianism, though seeming to leave knowledge of our own minds intact, instead presents an untenable picture of what this "knowledge" can be.

A: Sort of.

Moreover, they believe they commune with this realm of timeless entities through a sort of extrasensory perception.

"I think it has less to do with the statements we've made, which I think were basically accurate and reflect reality, than it does with the fact that there's a constant sort of perception, if you will, that's created because what's newsworthy is the car bomb in Baghdad".

Well, that act of measurement is going to be vulnerable to all sorts of perception biases.

Perhaps you've had a sudden moment of perception, a sort of X-ray vision that enables you to reconsider the foundations upon which your life is built.

Moreover, as much as there is acceptance of communication with regard to relational exchange of information, there must also be a sort of dismissal of individual perception in attempt to create honest interpretation of what a word means from person to person.

In perception a sort of identity is achieved between the form of the object and the form of the inner sense; in fact, the inner sense is said to assume the form of the object.

But still, the emotions themselves escape reduction to their propositional content because emotions are a sort of concern-based impression or perception or construal of the situation in these terms.

Romance is a sort of magic: it changes our perception of the world, making us believe that we've found the person we are meant to be with, that the two of us are truly one.

It is this sort of perception, and writing, that makes "History of the Present" essential reading.