Sentence examples for had always perceived from inspiring English sources

"Can you lock up a whole group of people because they scare you?" Uncovering her grandparents' secret also revealed the roots of what she had always perceived as a vague uneasiness among her elders about their ethnic background.

Jacobi had always perceived himself as the champion of personalism, of human individuality and of human transcendence over nature — values these, that he had always thought threatened by the rationalism of the Enlightenment.

I've always perceived music in a very normal way.

Mayhew has always perceived opportunity, and people have often underestimated him.

Some on the left have always perceived it as representing nationalistic glorification and shunned it accordingly.

I have an accent, I speak without authority, and so I've always perceived a disjunction between it and me.

Mr. Gore's campaign has always perceived the black vote as its insurance policy or "fire wall" if Mr. Gore stumbled in the early primaries.

I have great admiration for the English and I have always perceived them as having a little more of an anarchist streak, a little more cynicism about the state than Scots.

The son of an immigrant Hungarian plumber, Mr. Moskowitz has always perceived himself as someone who was, as in the title of his book, "Reaching Across Boundaries of Culture and Class".

"Markets have always perceived the risk in Italy as more a problem of slow growth than a problem of solvency, but for a country with a debt the size of Italian debt, the boundary between a liquidity and a solvency crisis is very difficult".

The fumble-that-wasn't in New England's 16-13 overtime playoff victory over the Raiders in the snow Saturday night will go down in Patriots lore as a nice counterbalance to what their fans have always perceived as one of the greatest heists.