Sentence examples for readily perceived from inspiring English sources

The penis is external, its reactions more readily perceived and pressing upon consciousness.

But there actually is a difference, readily perceived both by sound science and by simple human decency.

The features of the faces in his works are readily perceived, even when fractured, simplified, stylized and almost completely dissolved.

For several miles below their juncture, the identity of the two streams can still be readily perceived.

As such, group suspicion and presumed guilt are readily perceived and described as unjust, unreasonable and unethical.

If these complexities confounded people like Cosby, who'd actually lived through segregation, there was scant hope that they'd be readily perceived by many people who hadn't.

As Darwin noted, "We readily perceive sympathy in others by their expression; our sufferings are thus mitigated.

Compounding this tendency, as the Princeton University psychologist Emily Pronin has shown, is the fact that virtually all us readily perceive confirmation bias in others, but not in ourselves.

In this way, the genius lends her superlative ability to perceive Ideas in actual or imagined things to the ordinary person, who can less readily perceive Ideas from the phenomenal world.

Gottsched goes on to argue that a poet must have a sharp wit or acumen, a "power of mind which readily perceives the similarity of things and thus can make a comparison among them," but also that such a "natural gift" is "in itself still raw and imperfect if it is not awaked and cleansed of the incorrectness that clings to it" (Schriften, p. 44).

A world where heterosexuality is not a given lessens the power of the heteropatriarchal gaze, allowing us to more readily perceive women and feminine people as active subjects in their own lives.