Sentence examples for perception love from inspiring English sources

Students remain grabbed by the questions we pose in humanities classrooms — about style and character, politics and perception, love and ethics — and by how we follow these lines of inquiry into the pages of a novel, or the composition of a painting, or the prose of a philosophical treatise.

While the argument about the difference between perception and love does not show that love requires previous experience, it raises, (at least) two interesting questions about the Buddhist account of the emotions: i) why does Śāntarakṣita draw a distinction between perception and feeling on the basis of the non-existence of external objects in the case of love, hatred and desire?

"It has also distorted my perceptions of love and my perceptions of sex".

"I am a romantic person, and maybe have this Hollywood perception of love… but then, it's never really like the movies.

Though it's a thin play, it has its share of interesting ideas about time and perception and love, and it's a good workout for three young actors.

I look at my audience and I think, 'Ohh, I thought you were all 28 like me, and you aren't... and nor am I.'" Your perception of love and romance changes as you get older, she says.

A moment of altered mutual perception, as love reinvents time, is as romantic as he would get.

One obvious factor in men's reaction to the perception of love is their personal history with attachment.

exonemo, Body Paint - 50inch/Male/White, 2015 50 inch 720p plasma screen, acrylic paint, video screen: 48 x 29 x 2 in / 121.9 x 73.7 x 5.1 cm video: 2 minutes  "That is where the translation began, reading Casares' text and seeing the characters confront this strange device and how it affects their perception of love, desire, mortality, eternity and so forth," Romero says.

In this context, the perception by loved ones of the feelings of caregivers regarding gasps, of a perceptible awkwardness of personnel ill at ease or on the contrary more "supportive" and able to speak of what is happening as a troubling but natural phenomenon, would also contribute to a greater acceptance (or not) of these end-of-life signs [13].

In this context, the perception by loved ones of the feelings of caregivers regarding gasps, of a perceptible awkwardness of personnel ill at ease or on the contrary more "supportive" and able to speak of what is happening as a troubling but natural phenomenon, would also contribute to a greater acceptance (or not) of these end-of-life signs [ 13].