Sentence examples for have perceived to from inspiring English sources

The world is rich with value that is not of our making, and "whatever we have perceived to be in the slightest degree beautiful is of infinitely more value to us than what we have only as yet discovered to be useful and to serve our purpose" (Faith in a Seed, 144).

So, that's what the game will be, narratively and as Suzuki conceived his story as spanning 16 chapters, with only six completed so far across the two full games to date, Shenmue 3 might not even be the conclusion of what some have perceived to be a trilogy.

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.

Women who scored greater than or equal to the mean score were considered to have perceived barriers to test for HIV; otherwise they were considered to have no perceived barriers.

They may have perceived themselves to be at risk or had symptoms, and so were more motivated to return a sample.

"I have learned to know a Venice in Venice that others never seem to have perceived," he wrote to his patrons at the Fine Arts Society.

In light of tough primary challenges, many of these moderate Republicans have perceived the need to shift their positions to the right.

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.

We have perceived climate change to be an 'abstract' threat as the topic has been presented as scientific and academic.

Their goal is not to die but to have perceived injustices addressed," they wrote.