Sentence examples for are perceived only from inspiring English sources

The sensationalism of movies has become dominant while art objects are perceived only when packaged into blockbuster formats.

The general impression is that, without Western intervention, the epidemic would kill hundreds and spread to all parts of the world; local practices and beliefs are perceived only as amplifying the outbreaks.

But the light was so dim that it could be perceived only if one observed the plant for at least five minutes in a dark room.

"I don't think she wants to be perceived only as an icon," said Larry M. Dinger, the head of the United States mission here until last August.

In these pieces, he abandons the tight logic of the scholarly article and admits that the world can be perceived only through a subjective consciousness, prone to nostalgia and wonderment.

"What good was a truth that could be perceived only through delusion?" This premise, however ingenious, might have yielded a schematic novel of ideas, if Shakar weren't so committed to showing his readers a good time.

This fact refutes the contention of the 17th-century English philosopher John Locke (and of other philosophers in the Empiricist tradition) that time is perceived only as a relation between successive sensations.

I realized that the reason I was out there was because even if the walk-out was not to be a complete success, I felt I needed to keep it from being a complete failure -- an embarrassing and useless waste of time that could be perceived only as civil disobedience.

For example, the camera may remain fixed on the hero while the villain is perceived only as a voice saying "Hands up!" or, in a science-fiction film, the camera may linger on the horror expressed by the victim before revealing the monster that is causing it.

Hence, the auditor's reaction, if any, can be perceived only after the announcement of the inspection.

The model accounts for effects such as the memorization of an object that was perceived only for a short period, illusory binding of simultaneous stimuli, and the limit of attentional capacity.