Sentence examples for because he perceived from inspiring English sources

He attacked Christina because he perceived her as a threat.

Murakami's novels, though looked down on by Ōe because he perceived them to lack intellectual concerns, drew critical acclaim and sold remarkably well.

Richard Linn, a registered Republican who lives in Columbus, Ind., voted for Mr. Bush in 2000 because he perceived him as a fellow hawk on defense.

He rejected it because he perceived it, too, as a constraint, and not just any constraint but a bastard creature, a detestable hybrid of snow and rock and paper.

My guess is that Carlsen, despite publicly stating that Karjakin was a serious opponent, inwardly relaxed because he perceived that he was stronger and had easily cruised through his two previous championship matches against India's Vishy Anand.

He also said he took the initiative to form a local government because he perceived a vacuum in Baghdad and wanted to help maintain order in Amara until a new government was created.

Is that because Ai is biologically male — or because he perceives himself as so definitively masculine — whereas Estraven is at least partly female?

Is that because Ai is biologically male or because he perceives himself as so definitively masculine whereas Estraven is at least partly female?

Instead, he has deliberately amplified them because he perceives a tactical advantage, however slight.For the truth is that, although Mr Gephardt is trying to look different from Mr Gore, he is not different enough to impress voters much.

This makes Ukraine even more important for him because he perceives it not simply as part of the short-lived Soviet experiment, but of either Russia, or Russia's Huntingtonian zone of civilisational hegemony.

A philosopher, no less than a statesman, may be eclectic not on principle but because he perceives the intrinsic merit of doctrines that happen to have been advanced by opposite parties.