Sentence examples for perceiving what from inspiring English sources

"What is before me, I see," she says, typically declaring herself incapable of perceiving what is indirect or implicit.

Because, the way I looked at it, people were perceiving what type of bloke you were through all the negative things they were saying.

Specifically, female perceivers achieved higher levels of accuracy, but only with respect to normative accuracy or perceiving what others are like in general.

As by these measures, the kitchen became an "intelligent" system capable of autonomously perceiving what is going on in it, it got the name Smart Kitchen.

This is really robotics, tying a sensor which is perceiving what is happening in front of the car, back to a data processing algorithm, controlling engine, speed and braking".

Much subsequent thinking about justice (especially in the Middle Ages) was influenced by Plato and Aristotle and likewise emphasized the role of reason both in perceiving what is just and in allowing us to act justly rather than give in to contrary impulses or desires.

We only really perceive what we know how to perceive.

"People are going to perceive what they're going to perceive.

And as you continue, you perceive what a serious misjudgment "pallid" is.

He began to perceive what he said was the hostility of Muslim youth.

We perceive what impinges on us with our senses, which transform incoming information into neurological signals.