Perceives In A Sentence

Definition of Perceives

• Then it perceives that it is the same beauty which reveals itself in all these.
• Sometimes the woman perceives the difference in the situation more quickly than her husband.
• By this, one perceives that the beginning was sufficiently quiet and unaggressive.
• Each perceives only one phase of the complex whole, and denies the reality of the other.
• If absolute truths are beyond man who perceives them, once more, where are they, then?
• In regard to the great principles of veracity and justice, every one perceives this to be true.
• Consciousness perceives sensation, volition, thought, it does not perceive their subject.
• At length the Man perceives it die away, And fade into the light of common day. VI.
• The world it perceives is a world of isolated and independent objects: and it takes them as they are given.
• There can be consciousness only where there are several terms, one of which perceives the other, and at the same time perceives itself.
• Then one perceives that with the accumulation of wealth, the culture gradually diminishes in a like proportion.
• Thus in the physical world man perceives nothing but the manifestations of those spiritual forces which have formed his own physical body.
• As the nation becomes more self-conscious, it perceives more clearly its own responsibility for the development of each individual.
• He also put forward a theory of sense-perception, the essential of which is that like perceives like.
• He calls others also by this name in manifest distraction of mind, often making the correction himself when he perceives the mistake.
• It next perceives that these causes, or gods, are of unequal importance, and so it constitutes them into a hierarchy.
• He perceives the things, beings, and events which approach his organs of sense, and analyzes them with his intellect.
• Its simplest form is manifest when a person perceives an object and, after turning away from it, retains its image in his mind.
• The consequence is, that the man perceives and approves of truths, without feeling their tendencies, and without manifesting their power.
• Take, for example, the theme which Isolda sings when she perceives death to be the only cure for her woes.
• On awaking, the physical and etheric bodies suck it up: they absorb it; they contain the organs through which it perceives the outer world.
• In an act of perception I distinguish the pen in my hand, and the hand itself, from my mind which perceives them.
• He perceives the great necessities of the State Makes himself necessary to Louis XIII.
• Each set perceives their notions liable to be profoundly affected by Canada's fighting in Europe.
• I speak to her, but she never answers me; generally indeed, she goes away as soon as she perceives that I notice her.
• They rather show that the mind is conscious of the possibility of reaching a frame or mood in which it perceives what it seeks, immediately and correctly.
• What one perceives in the volcano, tidal wave, or blizzard, another is spared; the lesson, perhaps, being postponed until he is ready for it.
• If we tell the hypnotized person not to see a certain picture on the wall, this subconscious personality perceives the whole room with the exception of the picture.
• The Greeks and Shakespeare perceived the contrast between the pure and the impure, the noble and the base, as no writer perceives it to-day.

• He perceives his double.
• But it is not every eye that perceives these blemishes.
• Now, the old Scheerauer perceives this.
• He who perceives a merit is not necessarily he who achieves it.
• Reason's glory is that it perceives the invisible.
• He next perceives the separate organs and currents of the etheric body.
• The fire in us perceives external fire, and so with the other elements.
• The eye perceives light; but without light there would be no eye.
• And I was moved to like them, and nobody perceives this sooner than a gypsy.
• As Nobili speaks he perceives that Enrica gradually retreats farther from him.
• Wise man, he perceives at once that he can't have these things.