The vast flow of perceptions, ideas, and emotions that arise in each human mind is something that, in his view, actually exists as something other than merely the electrical firings in the brain that gives rise to them — and exists as surely as a brain, a chair, an atom, or a gamma ray.
At times there is no piece of turf that is not fenced in by these enclosures, which suggests -- possibly against Graham's intent -- that the natural flow of perception has been put to rout.
It was also, surely, a sense that subjectivity, the free flow of perception, mattered more than objective appearances; the stream of consciousness as described by James, a faith in the contingent feel of things.
Roosevelt's New Deal stopped the negative flow of economic perceptions and realities.
By rights it should seem unbearably mannered, especially because the rapid flow of high-grade perceptions and more conventionally "fine" phrase-making makes it clear that deliberate clunkiness is part of the agenda.
The slightest shift of the eyes causes images and objects to group and regroup according to subject, style, form or material and creates a shifting flow of thoughts and perceptions.
As Saunders traces the ever-changing shifts and flows of self perception in his self-portraits we are left to wonder, who do we see ourselves as from day to day?
Patient flow specialists' perceptions of the communication in bed allocation decision making included an appreciation of its complexity and urgency.
Because that's what HE does -- with no filter between his brain and his mouth, Trump is a walking, talking, stream of consciousness, a verbal lava flow of white-hot emotions, perceptions, and conspiracy theories.
Even if, in formal terms, a citation is only a reference to a publication in the bibliography of another publication, the citation nevertheless symbolizes that a flow of information or a perception and utilization of the information and/or research findings has taken place (Stock 2001).
