Sentence examples for perceiving something from inspiring English sources

In all pure psychic experiences (in perceiving something, judging about something, willing something, enjoying something, hoping for something, etc).

That sentence perfectly illustrates Mr. Buruma's knack for holding some cultural artifact up to the light and perceiving something otherwise obscure, erotic and plausible glimmering within it.

At such moments it is not only as if we were suddenly perceiving something in reality we had not perceived before, but as if we ourselves were being perceived".

In an effort to express what it is to which this method gives access, Husserl wrote: In all pure psychic experiences (in perceiving something, judging about something, willing something, enjoying something, hoping for something, etc).

It is a pleasure to see how an audience responds, for instance, to the notion of complimentarity -- the idea of perceiving something from two incompatible standpoints -- when Michael moves complimentarity away from science and into the area of how we conduct our own lives.

Perceiving something as a walrus, they back away from it.

That is, when someone perceives something intentionally, s/he is labelled an agentive Perceiver, as in he or Pat in (17) above; when, however, someone perceives something instinctively, s/he is otherwise annotated as a non-agentive Perceiver, as in (21).

A witness sitting there can perceive something.

Unless you perceive something as a problem you're not going to fix it".

Berkeley called attention to the situation that exists when a person perceives something or imagines it.

"If someone perceives something as racist then I am responsible for not saying that thing".