Sentence examples for intense perceptions from inspiring English sources

As Swedish politics stand today, she said, the Sweden Democrats are "a sort of centrist conservative party with very intense perceptions on immigration".

Over the next four or five hours, many of these volunteers will experience dream-like euphoria as colours, smells and sounds become more intense, perception of time distorts and their sense of self dissolves.

Other gifted individuals include super-tasters, who have an intense perception of flavour and super memorisers who naturally recall events from almost every day of their lives.

Because they have a more intense perception, people with this special skill set are also helpful forerunners when it comes to implementing change.

In IPF patients, this parameter has not been extensively studied but a steeper slope is related to associated reduced cardiac output during exercise, increased pulmonary artery and capillary wedge pressures, increased dead space/total volume ratio and increased respiratory drive leading thus to more intense perception of dyspnea.

As children, we perceive the world around us with intense and vivid perception, and the natural world does appear alive to us, but as adults, our vision of the world becomes desensitized and automatic.

Every moment some form grows perfect in hand or face; some tone on the hills or the sea is choicer than the rest; some mood of passion or insight or intellectual excitement is irresistibly real and attractive to us," and therefore we must be vitally aware, in order to be present at the focus of the intensest perception.

It is not surprising then that moments of intense aesthetic perception were Keats's ultimate solace.

It was just easier to be myself outside of my normal environment, and while the pressure was no less intense, my perception of it shifted enough to allow me a respite.

The results indicated that the A allele of the genetic variant TAS2R19 R299C (rs10772420) was associated with more intense quinine perception [ F 2,66) = 13.8, P = 0.00001] with the same direction of effect and the same allele associated with increased quinine sensitivity in both the discovery and replication samples (Fig.  3).

"I think Bell was a more adventurous artist than her colleagues Grant and Fry, more inclined to forfeit ingratiation or decorum in favor of more intense sensations and perceptions," Milroy told HuffPost.