Sentence examples for perceptions like this from inspiring English sources

The question is more how much the audience enjoys being thrown around in its perceptions like this.

Sharp perceptions like this, or the sound of Velcro ripping, or the "strange gurgle" of a razorbill, rise out from passages that seem submerged.

Major shifts in attitude and perception like this take time, more time than just one generation.

Obviously, events could change these perceptions, like the capture or killing of Saddam Hussein or a marked improvement in the situation in Iraq.

Social media aids and abets our slanted perceptions much like this whole episode tries to reverse it.

One concerns whether the higher-order states in question are perception-like, on the one hand, or belief-like, on the other.

His main objection centers on the charge that, if we knew our own mental states through a perception-like mechanism, then the following scenario would be possible.

One day Norman's clairvoyance faculty produces in him a belief that the President is in New York City, but with no accompanying perception-like experience, just the belief.

So, for example, one might speak of imagined perception (or perception-like imagining), imagined belief (or belief-like imagining), imagined desire (or desire-like imagining), imagined action (or action-like imagining), and so on.

Higher-order perception (HOP) theories take them to be more perception-like and associated with a kind of inner sense and intra-mental monitoring systems of some sort (Armstrong 1981, Lycan 1987 , 1996.

HOP theorists on the other hand can argue that their view explains some of the additional conditions required by HO accounts as natural consequences of the perception-like nature of the relevant higher-order states.