Examples of using Perceiving in English and their translations into Hungarian
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If this happens, return to this moment by perceiving the sounds again.
There are experiences of perceiving the world from a first person point of view.
he becomes capable of perceiving things as they are;
That is, the infant's immunity incorrectly identifies some peaceful microorganisms, perceiving them as a threat.
There's just pure perceiving.
It is a way of perceiving the universal mark of god.
The thinking, perceiving, and feeling mechanism of the human organism.
We know nothing but our mode of perceiving them- a mode which is peculiar to us, and not necessarily shared in by every being,
For example, perceiving infrared is good because you can actually detect if there's movement detectors in a room.
Marcellus perceiving this, immediately led out his troops
Men, encountering the problem of getting an erection, start perceiving sex rather as a duty(and not very much enjoyable one).
Perceiving games Cartoon fights as simple entertainment,
We know nothing but our manner of perceiving them, that manner being peculiar to us, and not necessarily shared in by every being,
Athos, perceiving that she knew him, pushed the window with his knee
It is something that we, in the Manifestation, are incapable of understanding and perceiving- and That is what has neither beginning nor end.
Perceiving the Human Energy Field(HEF) not only takes study and practice, but also requires personal growth.
The feeling of knowing something for what it is, perceiving the truth of everything, and realizing the potential
Perceiving this underlying unity in all things is not only the essence of spirituality but also the means to end all suffering.
Partly because of a failure to fully integrate migrants and partly because of terrorist attacks, a growing portion of European society began perceiving the Muslims already in Europe as threatening.
Gestalt psychologists believe one way this is done is by perceiving individual sensory stimuli as a meaningful whole.