Sentence examples for have perceived a from inspiring English sources

They said: "We have perceived a general malaise and even an abiding anger within our beloved diocese".

Conservative strategists who have perceived a problem in attracting female voters wanted to make sure those potential supporters knew about the new additions.

Viewers of MSNBC have perceived a movement to the left by the cable news network, intentionally or not, Jacques Steinberg noted in the Times last November.

Though some people I've talked to have perceived a gay subtext in this "Pygmalion," the Higgins created by Mr. Mays and Mr. Grindley, who worked together on last season's excellent "Journey's End," is for me less homosexual than presexual.

Despite his protests to the contrary, many politicians contend that they have perceived a personal tone to Mr. Golisano's campaign against Mr. Pataki, not only from the candidate but from many of his surrogates.

To show that Officer Conway's actions were criminally negligent, rather than just unorthodox, as a defense lawyer, Stuart London, said yesterday, prosecutors must prove that Officer Conway should have perceived a substantial risk of injury from his actions.

Almost two-thirds of the respondents have perceived an increased level ecosystem services over the last five years.

Investigators concluded that 3 of the 17 deaths may have been justified because the guards might have perceived an imminent threat.

In fact, negligence cannot be found to exist "unless an actor, who is under a duty to act, fails to act after he has perceived or should have perceived an unreasonable risk of harm to another". Samson v. Saginaw Professional Bldg, Inc., 393 Mich.

The students who had endured the icy water and wall squats had not only felt more pain but had perceived a stronger bond with their fellow sufferers.

Best had perceived a vast potential market in school reform back in the mid-nineties, when George W. Bush was governor of Texas.