Sentence examples for had perceived the from inspiring English sources

Harris had perceived the sheer enormity of what was happening.

Many within the Conservative party had perceived the 2010 election campaign as a shambles.

I wondered how clearly the first listeners and performers had perceived the violent originality of those works, or understood that they were hearing future classics.

And in "Hamlet," Polonius knows exactly what the "Hamlet problem" is, for he had perceived the "hot love" between Hamlet and Ophelia.

As a child, she had perceived the Egyptian galleries to be deliciously "crowded, overwhelming," she said, while darting between rooms filled with statues, mummy cases and amulets.

She had fallen in love with the Wilcox family, and incidentally with a boy of it; she "had vowed to be less polite to servants in the future," and had perceived the charms of downrightness and brutality, of "the life of anger and telegrams". The reaction carried her far, and she bitterly resented Margaret's defection.

In many studies, investigators have perceived the number of repeated measurements as a fixed design characteristic.

The Brown campaign has perceived the heritage issue as a gold mine.

We recognize that certain state courts have perceived the implications of Escobedo and have therefore anticipated our holding in Miranda.

The employees — both at the top and the bottom — might have perceived the evaluation processes as less fair.

The same could be true of this study: the students might have perceived the nature of the study, consciously or not, and acted differently.