Sentence examples for deeper perception of from inspiring English sources

There are those who believe that delving into the biography of artists ensures a deeper perception of their art.

But the results of the study clearly indicate that for tall buildings, a deeper perception of the phenomenon of wind structure interface is needed for more precise information.

Research indicates that those who engage with such deep questions in a setting that does not expect conformity to a specific dogma overall gain a deeper perception of meaning and purpose.

The critical consensus states "If audiences walk away from this subversive, surreal shocker not fully understanding the story, they might also walk away with a deeper perception of the potential of film storytelling".

Even though comic genius is the stock label attached to Moliere, deep perception of human nature is his rightful claim to immortality.

In spite of this, we already have a deep perception of the evolution of the landscape and the anthropization process that affected it, both qualitatively and quantitatively; obtained both from archaeological deposits and other non-human origins.

We're really seeing a very intelligent and deep perception of the society we live in, both good and bad.

In this new challenge, I would like to stimulate the observer to open his mind to a personal simple and deep perception of encountering a different culture and make it his own".

These data point out the existence of a paradoxical and deep perception of lack of competence with respect to the use of EBCP, among experienced nurses.

I photographed priests and bishops of the Roman Catholic Womenpriests movement to alter my own deep-seated perception of priests as male.

Balance in the human body, the stability of its characteristic upright postural position, is maintained, controlled, and monitored by a complex system, consisting of the vestibular organs, the visual organs, and the organs of deep perception, touch, and pressure.