Sentence examples for forces of perception from inspiring English sources
This sort of view is called reductionism about testimony, because it "reduces" the justificational force of testimony to the combined justificational forces of perception, memory, and inductive inference.
However, beyond the facts there is the powerful force of perception".
In soft drink PET packaging, the cap features play an important role in the application of forces and perception of the activity.
To counter the tidal force of these perceptions, Stokols says that the Bush camp is reminding its flighty donors about a couple of its own not-insignificant advantages: the Bush team has a lot of money, and it has a lot of organization.
The mission statement of the exhibit – to influence that "mind shift" – has inspired the collected talents to take radical steps in opening our doors of perception, forcing us to view the world in new, unusual and sometimes erotic ways.
The refusal largely by supporters of Mr. Morsi who's Muslim Brotherhood has been brutally targeted by the military and the security forces, is reminiscent of perceptions in Iran that blamed the Islamic republic's soccer failures on the intense interest in the game displayed by former president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.
These fictitious forces presumably included extrasensory powers of perception and the direct action of souls on souls.
Or, perhaps they will pass into another realm of perception altogether, forcing a reinterpretation of how a humanoid should look.
He continued, "It is frightening to say, but I have no doubt that the young men who drove the planes into the twin towers did so out of a desperate hope that by this act of destruction, they could force their perception of good on what they believe to be an evil world.
A case study of the Svätý Jur area provided a detailed analysis of the changes, driving forces and perceptions of local residents.
