A witness sitting there can perceive something.
Unless you perceive something as a problem you're not going to fix it".
"If parents perceive something as good, everyone wants to be part of it," she said.
It's a question of sense memory and how you perceive something".
"But citizens perceive something else altogether," she said, noting that 400 people joined a Facebook page to ban the ships in less than a week.
Next time Mr. Macaulay has the opportunity to see her perform, perhaps he will perceive something other than a "smile painfully locked into place".
Of course, you only had to follow the match itself to perceive something of the titanic, roiling emotions that Murray is capable of experiencing, and heroically controlling.
In the interview, Mr. DiFrancesco said he regretted filing the affidavit in support of his relatives' case against Scotch Plains, but only "because people now perceive something happened and something about me that wasn't accurate".
Through a great deal of conscious effort and planning, and the sculpting of nature into something considerably more tame and reliable, Monet hoped to perceive something true about the world, or at least some small patches of it, without self-consciousness, as a child might.
To perceive something as pleasant or beneficial is to pursue it.
Do I perceive something in the mist that resembles a way forward?
