Sentence examples similar to perceive a trace from inspiring English sources
First, you perceive a situation.
I (S) do not perceive an elephant.
Suppose we visually perceive an apple.
I find myself calmly standing sentry there, part-clad in my mail of moonlight, and doing so in a state of such optical and auditory supervigilance that I perceive, with no trace of a startle reflex, the movements not only of the forest creatures as they hop and scamper and flit but even, through the blackened chaparral, the distant silhouette of a person who stands at a window on San Francisco.
Overall, firms perceived a tradeoff.
At Monte Hermoso, Darwin collected small bones of what he identified as a cavy or agouti one of the larger species of rodents belonging to a group native to South America: I could perceive traces of 4 or 5 distinct animals: two of which certainly belonged to the Rodentia.
I could perceive traces of 4 or 5 distinct animals: two of which certainly belonged to the Rodentia.
But consider Darwin's use of extinction as a smokescreen for the births of species, as he writes (Darwin 1832a): I could perceive traces of 4 or 5 distinct animals: two of which certainly belonged to the Rodentia.
"I perceived an etiquette.
