Sentence examples similar to methodical perception from inspiring English sources
Contrary to the common perception of mantises being slow, methodical ambush experts, the insects are active hunters that pursue their prey.
In time, some of the pictures have come to look expressively painted, perceptions having changed, but making methodical copies was Richter's intent.
With that prediction having come true and then some, Mr. Dowd said in an interview that the Bush campaign now had to begin a methodical task of changing many of the perceptions created among voters by the intense focus given to the Democrats.
He fastidiously avoided the crowd-baiting hot lick, and had his own imperturbable perception of musical dynamics, rarely deviating from a steady, methodical mid-range purr, the very limitations of which made his remarkable harmonic and melodic imagination all the more audible.
Make the methods for identifying specific genes more explicitly methodical.
Methodical doubt is intended to help us appreciate the folly of the commonsensical position — helping us to recognize that the perception of our own minds is "not simply prior to and more certain … but also more evident" than that of our own bodies (Prin. 1 11, AT 8a:8a.
"This was not methodical".
