Sentence examples for one has perceived from inspiring English sources

In the Essay, Condillac distinguished between reminiscence, understood as the perception that one is perceiving something that one has perceived before, and memory.

And, instead of falling mute, and falling inactive with a sense of abject insufficiency, it is instead the story of daring to answer a call to stand on one's feet and become the messenger of what one has perceived - even if it defies expression infinitely.

So one can demonstratively identify only individuals that one has perceived.

For the Oxonians and the Brentanians one knows that p only if one 'apprehends' that p. As Kevin Mulligan put it: "one knows that p in the strict sense only if one has perceived that p and such perceiving is not itself any sort of belief or judging" (Mulligan 2014, 382).

It has perceived value.

But after repeated viewings, any sense of irony one might have perceived becomes absent; The Urgency is a careful rumination on the paradoxes of internet privilege.

Bergman and Stamm [ 6] found that 40%% of healthy children whose parents at one point had perceived that their child had "something wrong with their heart" were restricted in some way.

This discrepancy is most likely due to the increased and individualised attention that women receiving one to one treatments may have perceived.

The retailer has barred managers from relationships with "subordinates", while any romantic entanglement between staff "where one person may have perceived or actual influence over the other's terms of employment must be disclosed by the participants to the Human Resources Department", according to the group's new code of conduct.

Her biographer Nancy Milford wrote, "Scott had appealed to something in Zelda which no one before him had perceived: a romantic sense of self-importance which was kindred to his own".

I fully accept that at times the group conversation can add value to what you had perceived in one-on-one sessions and at times this yields better results.