Sentence examples similar to indistinct perception from inspiring English sources
The soldiers' questions often reflect a me-against-the-world mistrust of what's to come, an indistinct but entirely accurate perception that this country has failed veterans of past wars.
In the eyes of the policy officers, the ACC was characterized by a rather high degree of abstraction, the perception being one of indistinct task issues and personal risks.
Although there is little sign that the mayoral contest has stirred much interest, perceptions about the candidates, if indistinct ones, are beginning to come together.
He then adopts Leibniz's view that sensations or sensory perceptions are typically clear but indistinct or confused (German Metaphyics, §214, p. 198).
Objects are vividly and clearly given to us in perception, but the memory-impressions of previous births are at best vague and indistinct.
He says distinct memories are "real knowledge" and indistinct memories are not: "Memory is always accompanied with the belief of that which we remember, as perception is accompanied with the belief of that which we perceive," which emphasizes the structural similarity between the two faculties.
Note, the emergent self adheres to the identification of the self, albeit with indistinct characteristics or borders; the absent self, however, abdicates the identity question altogether by substituting a notion of embedded perception for a knowing agent surveying the world.
Annulus brown, indistinct.
Journalist: [Indistinct] apart from actual criminal activity [indistinct] what examples were you aware of [indistinct] community [indistinct] a social [indistinct]?
