Sentence examples for simple perception of from inspiring English sources

Common sense is defined as "sound and prudent judgment based on a simple perception of the situation or fact".

But the simple perception of irregularities has weakened the "white knight" image that has been about the only trump card remaining in Mr. Pastrana's deck.

As the IPS is critically involved in the computation of object-directed action preparation, we suppose that the simple perception of potentially action-relevant dynamic objects induces a 'readiness for (re)action', restricted to the 1PP.

For a fetus to be conscious in a sense that would establish it as a fully actualized human life, according both to current neuroscientific standards and to the philosophical tradition from which the concept stems, it would have to be capable of self-perception as well as simple perception of stimuli.

Experientia designates the simple perception of singulars.

Merriam Webster's online dictionary defines commonsense as "sound and prudent judgment based on a simple perception of the situation of facts".

To return to an example mentioned above, the perception of an apple is complex, insofar as it consists of a combination of simple perceptions of a certain shape, colour, texture, and aroma.

Hutcheson takes simple perceptions of pleasure and pain to be located in the external sense, but many other affections of the senses seem intrinsically pleasurable or painful.

"Fantasia started from my simple perception, at the age of 40, that I was incapable of saying words of love in French," Ms. Djebar said.

In the same way as Nature, or to be precise, the true experience of Nature cannot be reduced to its mere physical or external manifestation, a work of art and its contemplation of it are, also, more than just the simple perception or the analysis of its appearance.

It is a poem that, without ever stating it, inevitably suggests the truth of 'ripeness is all' by developing, with a richness of profundity of implication, the simple perception that ripeness is fall".