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Meanings of perceptive faculties in English
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Usage of perceptive faculties in English
1
His perceptive faculties were dull to a degree without parallel in my experience.
2
The faculties which perceive God increase with use like any other perceptive faculties.
3
In what relation do the perceptive faculties stand to the expressive?
4
Intellectually he is above the average, and his perceptive faculties are well developed.
5
Could the infallible perceptive faculties of my mother be also deceived?
6
Either my perceptive faculties are on the blink or there's something decaying in Denmark.
7
The meaning of that monotonous count finally percolated to the mucker's numbed perceptive faculties.
8
Her talents were many, and her perceptive faculties were good.
9
But she was a woman; moreover, a woman of intelligence, her perceptive faculties naturally keen.
10
Those sheep showed clear perceptive faculties and good judgment.
11
I have not perceived it myself, but then your mother's perceptive faculties are extraordinary-quiteextraordinary.'
12
Objective ideas are readily acquired by deaf mutes, their perceptive faculties being usually keen and quick.
13
The trained mind, alone, more discerning than our retina, sees clearly that which defies the perceptive faculties of the eye.
14
He had strong perceptive faculties, and much invention and versatility, but his "moral sense" was almost entirely wanting.
15
Perkins, whose perceptive faculties were by no means dull, whispered to me, 'Shan't I bring up some porgies for supper?'
16
The perceptive faculties were heavily developed, and his eyes were fine; and his mouth and chin suggested a firmness of character.
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