Sentence examples for I always perceived from inspiring English sources

I always perceived that a free education, free healthcare, social services, child benefit, housing benefit and unemployment benefit were all things that the 'established community' provided for the less fortunate.

"I guess the biggest thing was how I always perceived teams who made it to the Super Bowl," Bruce Matthews of the Titans, who lost his first Super Bowl after 17 years, had said last week.

My brother, Javid, is seven years older than me and my sister, Roxana, four years older, so I always perceived those two to be close and me to be the odd one out.

I have an accent, I speak without authority, and so I've always perceived a disjunction between it and me.

I have great admiration for the English and I have always perceived them as having a little more of an anarchist streak, a little more cynicism about the state than Scots.

I realized in speaking with her that much of what I have always perceived as women not stepping up or speaking out was about their lack of power, of their understanding of power, of embracing and owning their power.

I've always perceived music in a very normal way.

I've always perceived the US as a kind of country-sized expression of braggadocio: It has always been, from my vantage point across the pond, a kind of glossy, confident, sure-of-itself version of what Britain could only hope to be in its wildest dreams.

Conversely, another child was undesired if their family planning was felt to be complete, their IVF experience was perceived negatively, and if there was a lack of support from family members or peers: " Underneath, I have always perceived my child as different from 'normal' children, a result of IVF, and as that embryo.

I think he always perceived himself as a much better player than that".

But he is not always perceived that way.