Sentence examples for without a perception from inspiring English sources

I can never catch myself at any time without a perception, and never can observe any thing but the perception" (Treatise I.IV.6.3).

Hume claimed that "when he introspected, he was unable to catch his self without a perception and was unable to observe 'anything but the perception' itself".

In this sense, knowledge alone may be insufficient to cause behavior change, and without a perception of self-risk, there is little impetus to change [ 10, 11].

But it is impossible for elected officials to take advantage of such private investment offers without creating a perception -- and often the reality -- that the special financial opportunity given them will make them susceptible to demands from the favor-givers.

Elderly who perceived positive support from friends had higher SPMSQ scores than those without such a perception.

'A perception without an object' is the classic definition of a hallucination and has been in use since the end of the 19th century (Ey, 1973).

In London, there was a debate over driverless technology, which stated that one of the main objections to DTO is a perception that without having a qualified human driver on the train to react to unusual situations poses a threat to public safety [41].

They're not capable of penetrative intercourse without it, whereas there's a perception that women are always capable -- so why do they need a drug?

In the present experiment, young healthy individuals were tested for postural stability with and without noxious heat stimulation inducing a perception of pain.

Several flat-panel systems that create a perception of depth without the need for special head gear have been invented.

"I think there has been a perception of cronyism without the shadow of a doubt.