| The image of the social totality has often been remarked to be more difficult to perceive from street level than from above. |
| The results may thus indicate that rosefinches do not perceive edges as poor habitats. |
| There would be no time to turn away, no time to act, yet there would be time to perceive and apprehend. |
| Knowing, by contrast, refers to mental states' faculty to perceive or apprehend what appears. |
| An example of music and its bodily origin is found in the way in which individuals perceive and respond to musical rhythm. |
| Portlaoise town councillors are up in arms over what they perceive as a diminution of the powers of the town council. |
