Sentence examples for had perceived to be from inspiring English sources

What I had perceived to be a weed was Fat Hen, of the spinach family which makes a great soup.

The report cited evidence that she had repeatedly expressed concerns about the travel office to White House officials who eventually fired the employees as a result of what they had perceived to be pressure from her to do so.

"From improving animal health, to forecasting weather, to managing water delivery to plants, to enhanced plant breeding strategies, our faculty, staff and students are collaborating in novel and unexpected ways to take on challenges we had perceived to be intractable," she said.

But I have embraced what I've perceived to be perfect ideas.

And we never know when those circumstances might befall us, pitching us towards a tipping point that we hadn't perceived to be there.

Both conservative Christians and the country's largest "gay-rights group" were happier that a gay man had been perceived to be "fired" than when he was hired.

What has happened really is that physicists and engineers, often indistinguishable, have created new capabilities and clinicians, in turn, have eventually embraced those technologies which have been perceived to be useful.

"Ever since the water's gotten cleaner and, more importantly, the water has been perceived to be cleaner, this is something we have wanted to do".

NBC executives have been especially disturbed that the newscast has been unable to move ahead of the "CBS Evening News," which has been perceived to be increasingly vulnerable.

People have taken to social media to condemn GBK's ads, coining the hashtag #gourmetmurderkitchen to highlight what has been perceived to be a flippant attitude towards the consumption of meat.

It started in bowels of 4chan but has taken on a life of its own, becoming a call to do something about a situation that has been perceived to be wrong for quite some time.