Sentence examples for correctly perceived from inspiring English sources
Mr. Bailey, on the other hand, correctly perceived that Burberry's history was entwined with England's.
Norodom, however, resisted the reforms, which he correctly perceived as infringements on his power.
Sports were correctly perceived as ideal for capturing audiences for advertisers.
Khrushchev correctly perceived that the party apparatus was a major barrier to economic progress.
Rather, they were instantaneously and correctly perceived as profoundly radical social criticism that is both angry and compassionate.
Instead he now correctly perceived that it was only the destruction of the South's main army that would defeat the Confederacy".
The markets correctly perceive this to be the case.
"The more likely conclusion is that users (correctly) perceive that Twitter provides little value to them".
Legislators will correctly perceive that either raising taxes or cutting expenditures will threaten their re-election.
Like the populists of the last Gilded Age, Tea Partiers today correctly perceive that they have been losing relative prosperity and power for decades.
They correctly perceive the situation as a public relations problem, but incorrectly believe that by attaching a chef's name to a bad meal it will magically become a good one.
