Sentence examples for have never perceived from inspiring English sources

Andrew Long, Cole's deputy on the Cornwall Council, reports with pride that, "We have never perceived ourselves as part of England".

So, even though you have never perceived Plato, we will safely suppose, you can nevertheless think directly about Plato in virtue of your standing in a communicative chain that ultimately traces back to perceptions (on the part of other agents in the communicative chain) of Plato.

Historically, the Party has never perceived a contradiction between political crackdown and economic reform.

After all, the matter concerns an institution that has never perceived itself to be an enemy of anyone.

Finally, contrast this judgment with someone who has never perceived Bismarck but has only heard about him indirectly.

To get this stronger claim consider an object that Sally has never perceived but can intuitively think about — say, Bill's mother.

An ant exiting the nest only when the record signal reaches a level it has never perceived before could be a very effective mechanism to postpone, until the last possible moment, a potentially fatal decision.

Habituation helped to successfully implement the behaviour: A Turkish mother said: "I've never perceived tooth brushing to be difficult because it's such an automatism.

But places like the Rainbow Room and Windows on the World have never been perceived as temples of creative cooking.

Since their advent, they have never been perceived as mere machines or simply the result of interaction between hardware and software.

"I have never understood the perceived need to exonerate hydrogen's role in the Hindenburg disaster," he said.