Sentence examples for silent perception of from inspiring English sources

The donkey herself, being a creature of divine and silent perception, of feeling as deep as eternity, always knows the difference.

And yes, there is something in us each, a thing of divine and silent perception, of feeling as deep as eternity, that also always knows the difference.

How do you legislate status assumptions, eye contact, and silent perceptions?

Still, the perception of danger is rampant.

The perception of seen silent speech (speechreading) in hearing people activates superior temporal regions focused in the pSTG/S and often extending medially into the STP (Bernstein et al., 2002; Calvert, Campbell, & Brammer, 2000; Calvert et al., 1997).

The tasks involved listening to auditory speech, silent lip-reading (visual speech), and perception of meaningless lip movements (visual non-speech).

We showed that participants with CP were considerably impaired in silent lip-reading and in the perception of whole-body motion, as indexed by increased error rates and/or prolonged latencies.

How did the book "Silent Spring" mark a turning point in the public's perception of science?

The public acceptance has been assessed, resulting in a positive perception of elegance of the low speed and silent movements combined with the excitement from reaching impressive altitudes.

Motivation to adhere to prescribed therapy may already be low since early glaucoma itself is a silent disease, and compliance is likely to be low when perception of treatment is less tolerable than the disease itself.

(Note that this is more specific than the view that says merely that perception of public objects is 'direct'. That view is silent on what the nature of perceptual experience is).