Policyholders may not perceive any of this.
Visitors may not perceive the patterns of social organization reflected in the dances.
Many voters trying to choose between Mr. Romney and Mike Huckabee may not perceive the contest as governor versus governor.
"But because it's beautiful and they can hold it in their hands, they may not perceive how volatile, like all traded commodities, gold is".
Consequently, experts and laymen may not perceive the same features in a landscape and might not even see the same landscape.
If the plane banks or ascends or descends slowly, the pilot may not perceive the change, and the plane will feel level to him.
The public understands knowledge for knowledge's sake better than scientists think; attempts to "spin" the science by confecting a potential benefit may backfire because the public may not perceive a need for what the scientist thinks it wants.
Both men and women need to learn that we may not perceive the same story, that we may not be right in our perceptions and that this gap helps us understand why so many "empowering women" initiatives have failed.
And as I prepare to attend, I know some at the event may not perceive me as a fellow reporter who, like them, relishes the thought of meeting journalists I admire.
These cases lend some support to the view that those who engage in this type of conduct may not perceive themselves as violating the law because there is no immediate victim.
Yes, others may not perceive our personal traits, hobbies, and interests as 'cool', 'acceptable' or 'impressive', but it is these qualities that show what is most important - they show who we really are.
