Sentence examples for clear perceptions of from inspiring English sources

The certainty that we seek in metaphysical inquiry "occurs in the clear perceptions of the intellect and nowhere else" (Second Replies, AT 7 145, CSM 2 104).

Informants had clear perceptions of what drove the development of the Strategy, of the final document, and the perceived outcomes and elements responsible.

"You need focused efforts and a clear perception of what you want to do," he said.

"There has to be a clear perception of public outrage," says Burr.

There was a clear perception of threat, and of a judiciary compellingly up the creek.

An essential prerequisite to developing novel SMAs is a clear perception of the deformation physics underlying their extraordinary shape recoverability.

The functionalized MWCNT were characterized by thermogravimetry, elemental analysis, X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy, and potentiometric titration allowing a clear perception of the solvent involvement on the functionalization reaction.

Acceptance of both, the reader said, provided evidence "of a culture which has no clear perception of violence as a negative thing".

Although an air of moral concern lends an understanding a noble appearance, it may be that a clear perception of interest would supply a stronger impulse to action.

The ever-charming Mr. Blahnik, who describes himself as the grandfather of shoe designers, professes not to have any clear perception of what's happening in fashion.

One of the things that I have found most stimulating is the clear perception of period that one gets, giving me clues to better understanding my late mother.