Sentence examples for even perceived from inspiring English sources

But for all others they will remain flickering images, left behind before they are even perceived.

It's hard to think that the league is going to make any decisions that could mean a real or even perceived short-term reduction of profit.

Such an important public function must never be open to the real, or even perceived, risk of being done in the pursuit of profit".

You could not have known or even perceived the compositions until they were explained — making Ms. Fendi's decision to stage a presentation a smart move for the company.

China is acutely sensitive about real or even perceived infringements of its sovereignty, not a surprising instinct for a nation that long suffered abuse at the hands of foreign powers.

Always challenging the status quo, forever storming the barricades of closed minds, ever seeking the solutions to new problems that the rest of us haven't even perceived as problems".

It is instructive that Gray cannot even perceive the deep contempt for democracy revealed by these practices.

"The folks who don't have access to technology can't even perceive what it can give them," he said.

Either students do not socialize even when in close proximity or they are so used to segregation they do not even perceive cross-socializing when it occurs.

Entangled particles have a kind of E.S.P.: regardless of distance, they can instantly share information that an observer cannot even perceive is there.

The moment seemed profound to me at the time — how often are we victimized in subtle ways that we cannot even perceive?