Sentence examples for perception consciousness from inspiring English sources

"The Horse," Lawrence wrote, "is endowed with such as we are compelled to denominate qualities of mind; namely, perception, consciousness, memory, free will; in these originate love, hatred, fear, fortitude, patience, generosity, obedience, a limited sense of justice.

And yet any human with perception, consciousness and memory will discover in horses behavior that looks, if only by analogy, as though it were based on patience, generosity, obedience and even justice -- not to mention hatred and fear.

The philosophy of mind is specifically concerned with quite general questions about the nature of mental phenomena: what, for example, is the nature of thought, feeling, perception, consciousness, and sensory experience?

In perception, consciousness becomes alive.

He treats these terms as equivalent: perception, consciousness, testimony, inner sensation.

To this end he identified perception, consciousness, and attention as all being different aspects of the one operation of sensation.

This three functions influence acceptances and expectations for dentures, which have impacts on patients' perceptions, consciousness and feelings of dentures.

The PDA assesses these impacts of complete denture treatment on the patients' perceptions, consciousness and feelings of dentures.

It's a silly idea, but on the other hand, maybe it's a metaphor about perception and consciousness (Johnson).

Featherstone wrote that the Misuse of Drugs Act 1971 was used to deal with drugs that altered "perception, mood, consciousness, cognition and behaviour.

But at the same time that "Phonokinetoscope" and the other tragicomic shorts parody well-worn genres, they also provocatively mangle crucial psychoanalytic and philosophical issues, like "the repetition compulsion," "screen memory" and the nature of perception and consciousness.