Sentence examples for can only be perceived from inspiring English sources
Reality is understood in terms of the conventional truth, which corresponds to the perspectives of ordinary beings, and the ultimate truth, which can only be perceived by enlightened beings.
The chapel withholds enticing colour field works by Rothko, which leave the viewer in an intangible state of 'grace' which can only be perceived in observance.
Picking stories based on the unpredictable effects of publication upon the polls is not, and never was or will be, the function of the press and places the newspaper in a role that can only be perceived as biased.
The geomorphic function of LW in the studied stream can only be perceived to be a spatially limited stabilising element for sediments, which was documented by a few accumulations of coarse clastic material by LW steps and jams.
For Rosmini, what is real can only be perceived through feeling, which indeed is part of human existence but only at a finite level where it cannot be the vehicle of the perception of God's infinite reality.
The Ideas, Schopenhauer writes, are "truly existing, since they always are but never become and never pass away".5 Critically, unlike Plato, who reserves the Ideas for intellection, Schopenhauer stresses that the Platonic Ideas can only be perceived in the aesthetic experience of nature or art.
Because of the complex 3D nature of this molecule, they can only be truly perceived if the structure itself can be viewed from any desired angle (something clearly not possible in a conventional journal diagram).
Because language in its fullest sense occurs only in the societal context in its acts of speech production and in what is being said through them, its true nature can only be intimated and perceived in living discourse (verbundener Rede) and should be studied equally in its lasting manifestations in the works of culture and of science, in literature, poetry, and philosophy.
Therefore "reality" can only be of the perceived kind, servicing our species' survival ends and nothing more.
Registration can only be successful if perceived as beneficial by the population being registered and by those responsible for collecting and reporting events.
