Sentence examples for being perceived and from inspiring English sources

It is because of this that perception is sometimes said to have an immediacy or vividness which thought lacks: this vividness derives from the fact that perceived objects and their properties are actually given to the perceiver when being perceived, and determine the nature of the character of the experience.

He was bitter over the way the condition of his arm was being perceived and portrayed by the Yankees and the news media.

Being royal in contemporary Britain is all about resisting self-expression, projecting yourself as an archetype, because anything else risks being perceived and discussed as a stereotype.

For example, objects continue to exist when not being perceived, and children (and dogs) are very likely "designed" to interpret sensory inputs in terms of such persistent objects.

They would have slowed the pace of his interactions and decisions so that he was more aware of how he was being perceived and so that he could have carefully assessed the consequences of his decisions.

Marketers are using sentiment analysis to learn more about how their brands are being perceived and used.

Ultimate reality is an inconceivable "thusness" (tathatā) that is perceived and known only by enlightened beings.

Then there are perceived (and actual) increases in transportation costs.

How might I be perceived?" And use supervision to ascertain how others perceive you.

"And I care about how I'm perceived and I care about this franchise".

"We trace the way news is perceived and digested and remembered," Mr. Appelbaum said.