Sentence examples for Really perceived from inspiring English sources

He replied,  "I've never really perceived that as being one of the problems of being a duke".

As Mr. Seinfeld became further entrenched in the film's preproduction process, he was in for a rude awakening about how he was really perceived in the entertainment industry.

Hard-working pros and all that but if they are really perceived as the answer, what on earth is the question?

"We've seen the media reports, but they can't be really perceived as official information," Dmitry Peskov, spokesman for Russian President Vladimir Putin, told reporters.

Dr. Hiatt, who serves on the board of Partners in Health, a nonprofit group that works with Mr. Clinton in Rwanda, said the former president "has really perceived the seriousness of the problem".

Years ago, when John Fairchild was asked what he did to get respect from bossy French designers for Women's Wear Daily (in the late 1950s it was really perceived as a rag), he replied, "I got mad".

We only really perceive what we know how to perceive.

I don't really perceive a 'London Art Scene'.

So in those help and hinder scenarios, you really perceive those shapes as being alive and having goals.

"We really perceive this as a policy coming down from Washington to push energy development at whatever cost," she added.

But I didn't really perceive that it would become as big and mainstream as it did".