Sentence examples for never really perceived from inspiring English sources

He replied,  "I've never really perceived that as being one of the problems of being a duke".

We only really perceive what we know how to perceive.

I don't really perceive a 'London Art Scene'.

And his history is totally, wildly, selective -the '&apos compound,'' the powerful little group of esthetic dictators (esthetocrats, one can imagine Mr. Wolfe calling them) never really existed as he perceived it.

But life is never really as other people perceive it.

While they claim to be enlightened and to feel that women are equals, you're never really sure of how men perceive you until you are at a critical moment in the workplace.

"People like to do the funky, friendly thing, and I never really wanted my graffiti to be perceived in that way.

Many of the perceived synergies between disparate businesses never really panned out, no matter how good they looked on paper.

Depending on context, the notion that we can never really know one another — sigh sadly, please — can be perceived as a profound truth or a familiar cliché.

Dunga was never really a part of this, but rather a reaction to the perceived decadence of the 2006 campaign.

It never really stops shining -- our days and nights are only our perceived realities.