Danes fail to perceive the fact that they have developed a society deeply suspicious of religion.
"I think this is so new that I haven't really honestly thought about how users perceive the fact that people are making money," she said.
Some businesses perceive the fact that their competitors or customers have been globalized, while others attempt to enhance the speed of internationalization of their business because the entry speed is considered as a symbol of success and profitability (Cox and Wicks, [2011]).
If we turn from the possibility that perceiving the facts aright will displace moral reasoning to the possibility that applying the correct moral theory will displace — or exhaust — moral reasoning, there are again reasons to be skeptical.
It makes us lazy, because, both unable and not allowed to comment on or imagine lives beyond our own, or question how we perceive the world, the fact that we perceive it at all is enough.
When the public begins to perceive this fact otherwise--when the public begins to believe the gift and the soul are given in tandem--it implies indentured servitude, as if, by sheer acceptance, we have all been made shareholders in the life of the talented one, on which he must pay out dividends until death.
The effect represents strong supporting evidence that listeners in fact perceive the segmental intonation of fricatives and integrate its aperiodic pitch with the F0-based pitch when perceiving utterance intonation.
It follows that if we have a perception that p, then even though it might not be the case that p, it is at least the case that possibly p. If mystics in fact perceive the existence of a maximally great being, it follows that the existence of a maximally great being is at least possible.
The aim of the present study was to investigate whether patients did in fact perceive the intentions of partnership in the new care model 1 year after its implementation.
The dimmest of political strategists can perceive this fact, so it's hardly lost on the White House.
He grew up in Chicago, started going to movies in 1905 or 1906, describes the "theatres" (often storefronts with posters blackening the windows), explains how the medium was perceived ("indeed the fact that films had to be shown in darkness handicapped them greatly with many Americans of the time….
