Sentence examples for perceived at once that from inspiring English sources

The committee in charge perceived at once that it would never do to hand over the donations to the cases, making them a prey for sharks and other unscrupulous persons.

We perceive at once that the experiment will not work, that it cannot work, but the note on which Miss McCarthy ends her pastoral parable is not one of despair but one of cheerful assent to the malevolent conditions of life.

Why, instead, did you perceive first one, then the other, as though the brain were so affronted by the preposterous, impossible sight of a face and a house that seemed to be the same size and exist in the same place at once that it made sense of the situation by offering up only one at a time?

Lessing asserted that painting works in space and depicts one moment perceived all at once, whereas poetry is apprehended in time and so can depict a succession of moments.

"I would stop trying to solve every perceived problem at once," he added.

"Sensuous" in this connection stands not simply for the fact that an object is sensed by the external senses, but also for the fact that an entire array of an object's features is perceived all at once.

[00 31 00] How is that being perceived at the IEA?

There was no gay life that I'd perceived at home in Lancashire.

As he noted, "I cut transverse sections though their pilei, examined these sections under the microscope, and at once perceived that in all the hymenial grooves and depressions the asci were curved outwards so that their opercula must have faced the strongest rays of light to which the ends of the asci has been subjected in the places where the fruit-bodies developed".

The following day, Governor Butterworth wrote to the Government of India stating that the Government "will at once perceive that Pedra Branca is the only true position" for the lighthouse.

That perceived stability is at once reassuring and dubious, considering the numerous upsets at the All England Club this year.