Sentence examples for have perceived that from inspiring English sources

Even Beethoven in his deafness would have perceived that something extraordinary was happening.

Unless Mr. Greenspan was exceptionally insightful about social psychology, he may not have perceived that experts around him could have been subject to the same traps.

Stalin appears to have perceived that the non-Russians were becoming dangerously self-confident and self-assertive, and he reversed his nationality policy.

"Some people may have perceived that to be somewhat of a crisis," Alyssa Carnegie, the director of marketing and industry relations for the Belize Tourism Board, said in a telephone interview,  "but we really thought of it as an opportunity".

There was a historical-necessity aspect to Thatcher, by which I mean that anyone, sooner or later, would have perceived that full employment wasn't achievable without terrible costs elsewhere, and that there was no reason for the state to own removal companies, and that an 83% top rate in income tax might not be the best way to encourage enterprise and industry.

The charge of criminally negligent homicide indicates that investigators determined that the girl had failed to perceive the substantial risk that a reasonable person under the same circumstances would have perceived: that the baby could be killed by being wrapped so completely in a towel.

In both cases, perceptual consequences, such as subsequent perceived movements, are constrained or primed in ways that can help us corroborate and define what the viewer has perceived; that may help us in studying the underlying events in brain processing; and that should help in designing such perceptual applications as still and animated displays.

Only in hindsight does it become clear that stock prices moved higher because investors had perceived that earnings were bottoming out and about to turn up.

She said that the headquarters supervisory agent had perceived that pressing the application for the warrant was an unnecessary career risk.

At other times the public has perceived that drug regulation and regulatory authorities have been too restrictive or too cautious in approving drugs for the market.

"Only after such time as Padilla has perceived that help is not on the way can the United States reasonably expect to obtain all possible intelligence information from Padilla," Admiral Jacoby wrote.