Sentence examples for evident perception from inspiring English sources

The evident perception wins out and the doubt is removed.

It is as if this very evident perception is then to be balanced with the uncertain opinion that God might be a deceiver (7:144).

Our "self-evident" perceptions of the world – the self-evidence that leads us to believe skinny jeans are cool or sleeping pills are the only solution – may be highly skewed, and have little in common with the perceptions of those enmeshed in networks far away.

Inference is a second knowledge source, a means whereby we can know things not immediately evident through perception.

On the contrary, Vasubandhu repeatedly employs reasoning to cast doubts upon the apparent realities evident through perception, whether external or internal.

(iv) These biases become evident in perception when an ambiguous stimulus reappears after an interruption (rather than during ongoing viewing).

Motivation of preventive behavior adoption was evident with perception of risk for HIV infection that a female sex worker might pose.

He also has a Minimalist attraction to self-evident structure, perception and real space and a Conceptual faith in art as something you wrap your mind around.

Firstly, it is evident that perceptions about good working conditions have influenced career choices for ophthalmology.

Although overall support for screening was evident, participants' perceptions of some programmes were affected by conflict among experts in the field, in particular mammography (although not screening as such, testing for prostate cancer also caused anxiety).

While the positions of some organizations were caricatured by some informants (Levine's anthropomorphic "marriage" is a humorous example [ 8]) the diversity and flexibility of positions within organizations was evident in perceptions of most interviewees.