Sentence examples for perceives through from inspiring English sources

Griffith takes full advantage of his actors' slapstick aptitude, combining the low humor of movie pioneers with a dramatic romance involving an upright scion (the stage star Alfred Lunt, in one of his few film appearances) who perceives, through Sally's greasepaint and antics, her noble nature.

According to the interpretation that we are pursuing here, the progression is from the idea of the Gestalt, to the body as the impersonal agent of perception, that is, the one (on) who perceives through me, to the notion of the "flesh of the world," that for which there is no name in the tradition of philosophy.

But we don't know for certain that what one person sees, or perceives through any of the senses for that matter, aligns perfectly with another person's experience.

Physical things are perceived through their properties or attributes.

Normally, reality is perceived through appearances that are taken as signs referring to it.

Strategically no longer important and economically a minnow, the continent has been perceived through images of war and hunger.

It soon came to mean, more generally, to perceive through those senses that are not referred to any special organ.

The center reopened with "Le Temps, Vite," a multimedia exhibition about how time has been perceived through the ages, which runs through April 17.

What is most sacred is written, and images are only second-order depictions, perceived through the eyes — through the untrustworthy sense of vision — rather than by the mind.

He said that he had started the gatherings after reading about the moon and the way it has been perceived through history.

So it's not the crime itself but how it is perceived through her love of literature and her burning ambition to be a writer.