Sentence examples for speaking perception from inspiring English sources

In the second volume of the Nature of Existence, McTaggart endorsed the view that we never directly perceive material objects, but rather infer material objects from what we directly perceive.[24] So, on McTaggart's view, strictly speaking perception never represents objects as being material objects.[25] Perception, however, does represent the existence of sense-data.

Strictly speaking, sense perception is a sensation of sensing (sensus sensus) which takes place in the brain: "Sense perception can only be the perception of the activities of things and impulses in the air, and can only consist of the perception of [the spirit's] own passions, transformations and movements, particularly the latter.

"Generally speaking, the perception in the community is that they're tarnished," said Gary Newman, the co-chairman of 20th Century Fox Television, who called it "unfortunate".

In this work, we apply Granger causality analysis to high spatiotemporal resolution intracranial EEG (iEEG) data to examine how different components of the left perisylvian language network interact during spoken language perception.

Specifically it promises a valid analogy between some of the ways in which we can speak of perception as aspiring to objectivity and ways in which we can say the same of emotion.

In a broader context, orthographic influences on spoken word perception have been reported across a gamut of linguistic processing goals (e.g., from phoneme and syllable monitoring to lexical decision; for discussion, see Ziegler et al. 2003).

Quantitatively speaking, although the perception of security by itself does reveal a pattern of beliefs, the absolute measure is much more valuable when compared to other regions or over different time periods since the significance of the isolated number cannot be easily determined.

That is, although we naturally speak of perceptions as being of objects and in or by the mind, on the view that all knowledge is founded on perception and that in perception we are immediately acquainted with nothing but perceptions, it becomes problematic how we could have knowledge either of the mind itself or of any object of perceptions distinct from those perceptions.

This enabled participants to be able to freely speak about perceptions minimising the influence of dominance from clinicians of higher seniority or from other specialisations.

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.

Mr. Law said his group, Crossroads, had reserved roughly $35 million in advertising for the rest of the campaign and planned to spend more on efforts speaking to their other perception, that Mr. Obama had not been able to deliver.