The dimmest of political strategists can perceive this fact, so it's hardly lost on the White House.
When the public begins to perceive this fact otherwise--when the public begins to believe the gift and the soul are given in tandem--it implies indentured servitude, as if, by sheer acceptance, we have all been made shareholders in the life of the talented one, on which he must pay out dividends until death.
Danes fail to perceive the fact that they have developed a society deeply suspicious of religion.
"I think this is so new that I haven't really honestly thought about how users perceive the fact that people are making money," she said.
But it is arguable that on these facts it was the informant himself who has perceived the facts, for the information reported is not usually the subject of casual day-to-day conversation.
Again, in the matter of locomotion, it would be a strange thing if a stone could be falling or resting on the ground without our being able to perceive the fact.
This fact indicates that, whatever perceived color harmony might be, people are in better agreement about it than about their preferences for the same colored displays.
This is how a rumor can come to be perceived as fact.
In fact, the way people perceived this disease was similar to the reality we faced in the United States when our organization was founded in 1982 - a shroud of shame, stigma and misinformation.
I cannot understand why the relatively new chairman, David Grigson, hasn't perceived that fact.
As Terry astutely perceived, in fact, these institutions perversely condemn to the bottom of their classes students who could succeed many of them in STEM fields in more favorable environments.
