Sentence examples for easier to perceive from inspiring English sources

As an adult, it has been easier to perceive the treatment of circus elephants for what it is: cruel.

Doing so will make it easier to perceive reality as it is, rather than as we wish it to be.

Although vocal tremor is considered easier to perceive during sustained phonation than during connected speech, systematic comparison between these speech contexts has not been investigated.

When she was fourteen, Crutchfield sounded older than she was, but the passage of time has made it easier to perceive her youthful spirit.

A word perhaps is needed about the difference between gases and liquids, though the difference is easier to perceive than to describe.

Assuming that a lower response corresponds to a greater ease of representation, these results may explain why after parietal brain lesions grouped visual elements are easier to perceive than ungrouped ones.

It's almost too easy to perceive the correspondences between the big story and little story.

"And on the other, it is too easy to perceive every question or critique as an attack.

Looking at Michaela Skovranova's work, it's easy to perceive instinctively the dreamlike sensation of being submerged.

However, these benefits often aren't easy to perceive for consumers, and several factors may make customers doubt the security of a connected lighting system.

In an atmosphere where potshots quickly escalate into raging topics, it is easy to perceive self-interest when an ex-player becomes hypercritical.