Sentence examples for both a perception of from inspiring English sources

Joy is both a perception of and response to beauty.

After passing through an apprenticeship in both Teitoku and Danrin schools, Bashō founded a school of his own and insisted that a haiku must contain both a perception of some eternal truth and an element of contemporaneity, combining the characteristic features of the two earlier schools.

Repetition of the narrative contributes to shared vision by both evoking a perception of stability and by hinting at opportunities for change (Dailey and Browning 2013).

While the two events are not connected, both help fuel a perception of a deep polarization between ways regarded as "Islamic" and those that are not.

As the veterans organization the Mission Continues found in a survey out this week of female veterans, a "common theme among our respondents was a perception of invisibility both in the service and at home.

Both episodes feed into a perception of a declining American appetite for keeping the peace, and of a declining ability to do so.

This velocity step evokes both reflexive eye movements (VOR) and a perception of self-rotation.

"There's a perception of professionalism".

For both the perception of an X and a subjectively indistinguishable hallucination of an X are experiences which are subjectively indistinguishable from a perception of an X.

The result is a perception of movement.

Both a veridical perception of an F and a causally matching hallucination possess the negative epistemic property of being introspectively indiscriminible from a veridical perception of an F. So why doesn't this screen off any explanatory role that the naïve realist might assign to the phenomenal properties that he claims only a veridical perception can possess?