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As a professor who years ago taught Henry Louis Gates Jr.'s autobiography, "Colored People: A Memoir," in an ethics class, I am struck by so many critics' failure simply to put themselves in either Professor Gates's or Sgt. James M. Crowley's very different shoes, as if our experiences had no bearing on our perception of the facts.
But Mr Cobden, with that real perception of the facts of commerce which characterised his mind, immediately said, "No, there is no unnecessary accumulation, except in one or two particular markets, as India and China, and in other exceptional cases; we have not more goods on hand than we ought to have".
It has been argued that the clinical interview is more complex than the research interview due to competing agendas, the propensity for disagreement and difficulty in achieving "a shared perception of the facts " [[ 7], p.133], whereas the aims of the research interview may often be "mutually congruent" [[ 7].
The clearer your perception of the facts of the situation, the clearer your thinking will be.
Since the 2015 election, 180,000 people have joined Labour and, whatever the perception of Momentum, the fact that 1,000 people will come out on a cold Wednesday night to listen to other people talking politics proves that something significant is afoot.
But that divergence was an indication not of varying investor perceptions but of the fact that the Nasdaq market had virtually shut down the day before, as market makers did not answer their telephones and the reported prices of many Nasdaq stocks, while down sharply, were well above where they would have traded in the panic of that day.
The facts have not changed, or at least not much, but the perception of those facts has shifted radically.
For an hour, I talk to five students who embody one huge tension within many young people's perceptions of voting: the fact that plenty of under-25s are eminently politically aware, but increasingly fail to see the point of either the rituals of Westminster, or elections.
They provide a kind of hýle for "inner perception" and corresponding reflective judgements, but it is a very special kind of hýle: one that is a proper part of the "perceived" item and does not get conceptually "formed" in the course of perception (reflecting the fact that unlike spatio-temporal objects, lived experiences "do not adumbrate themselves"; cf. Husserliana, vol. III/1, p. 88).
In response to this, the indirect realist can say that sense-data are the medium by which we perceive the mind-independent world, and no more create a "veil of perception " than the fact that we use words to talk about things creates a "veil of words" between us and the things we talk about.
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The phrase "perception of the fact" functions as a noun phrase , typically serving as the subject or object of a sentence. It describes the way someone interprets or understands a given piece of information. Ludwig AI validates the correctness and usability of the phrase in English writing.
Expression frequency: Uncommon
