Sentence examples for perceive to know from inspiring English sources

The term is a derivative of the Old Norse kenna, "to perceive," "to know," or "to name".

All of the offenders reported that they would select children whom they knew had had some sort of sexual contact in the past and/or whom they perceived to know a lot about sex.

Children who were perceived to know their caregivers health problem were statistically significant more likely to be informed about their HIV status than their counterparts (aOR = 2.20; 95% CI: 1.14 4.28).

They were perceived to know their limitations and when referral was necessary.

Managers were perceived to not know what staff members are doing, nor to have the necessary skills to work in a multidisciplinary arena.

"I want the people who were hesitant in pursuing fashion because of the way that people might perceive them to know there is a place for them".

Well, my suggestion to eliminate "Vows" will help your newspaper survive and your readers to extinguish the perceived need to know who married whom among the elite or not so elite.

Democratic societies presumably try to pick political leaders, or they should be, based on their perceived ability to know more than average voters and to use their best collective judgments to steer that society through a complex and rapidly changing world.

In order to meet their needs, it would be useful to know what women perceive to be the most bothersome symptom (MBS) of VA.

In fact you'll be better able to perceive to truth of matters and know what the right action is to take.

For Scheler, it is the world that entices us to perceive it and to know it.