Sentence examples for immediate perceptions from inspiring English sources

The narrative re-enacts what were her thoughts, her immediate perceptions.

"He saw that it was important and thought that it would be misunderstood later, so he wanted to record the immediate perceptions of what he saw".

("The reality in which we live is beyond our immediate perceptions".) I think it's all about movies, the pre-eminent mind-machine of the modern age, and the desire of an older, established, long-dormant director to tap into creative (metaphoric) youth by exploring some of the same cinematic concerns that possessed modernist filmmakers like Antonioni.

We mostly stay in the humorously narrow confines of Hofmeester's immediate perceptions (and misperceptions), as he fries sardines, gets caught up with a guest in his tool shed and — memorably — returns to the party to find his wife entertaining Tirza's friends and teachers with a striptease to Dolly Parton's "Jolene".

The behaviour may include think-aloud verbalization of the immediate perceptions and thoughts that accompany the user's interaction.

That hinted that the hippocampus was crucial for converting immediate perceptions into memories but wasn't the storage site.

His prose is full of such moments of fresh, immediate perception.

He is a troubadour of the moment, alerting the eye and ear to the jagged effects of immediate perception.

And these two processes have dissimilar characteristics: sensation is raw and immediate, perception more categorical and slow.

Their immediate perception of him as a parliamentarian and pillar of the community led them to disbelieve the accusations.

In that case, Parks should heed his own advice to savor present experience and privilege "sense and immediate perception" above an artificial "construction of meaning".