Sentence examples for unerring perception from inspiring English sources

Roger Ebert was unique among film critics in his warmth, his compassion, his enthusiasm and his unerring perception.

He had a formidable work ethic, an innate, unerring perception of right and wrong and was always willing to help someone in need.

Truman always boasted that he had 95% total recall of conversations he was privy to (though sometimes he forgot and said it was 93%) but certainly his visual perceptions were unerring - this coupled with a love of history, gossip, character and a skill at putting all this to words that in his memoir brings Brooklyn Heights to life as vividly as any landscape Truman ever undertook to survey.

Dignaga's tradition is further developed in the 7th century by Dharmakirti, who modified his definition of perception to include the condition "unerring" and distinguished, in his Nyayabindu, between four kinds of perception: that by the five senses, that by the mind, self-consciousness, and perception of the yogins.

Perception is defined as the knowledge that arises from the contact of the senses with the object, which is nonjudgmental, or unerring or judgmental.

The sensibility is unerring.

Not every instinct was unerring.

"He had unerring judgment".

Howard Davies directs with unerring panache.

Bhakti Ram Jain's memory was unerring.

It is a time for unerring judgment.