Sentence examples similar to perceiving something humorous from inspiring English sources

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

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

One way, adopted by Jackson (1977, pp. 15 20), is to say that we perceive something indirectly if we perceive it by virtue of perceiving something else.

A witness sitting there can perceive something.

We experience stress when we perceive something as threatening.

"He always had something humorous to say".

There is something humorous about all this to Rod Thorn.

Find something humorous about it and refer to the situation that way.

One of my classmates proposed a ballad for two roommates torn apart by the Civil War; Pete and Cara suggested something less somber — maybe something humorous.

This muscular little fellow projects a heroic manliness, but, at just over 16 inches tall, there is something humorous about him; he is a Cubist RoboCop.

There has always been something primal, something ritualistic and something humorous about THE BOREDOMS, the Japanese noise-rock band that comes to Terminal 5 on Sunday.