Mr. Samuelson was perceived at the outset of his career as a brilliant mathematical economist.
Too many times the light perceived at the end of the tunnel turned out to be flames.
Then I found that to notice the manifestations of infatuation (which I had perceived at the start as ephemeral) was instructive.
But he declared himself innocent of the charge against him, aggravated theft, saying that he had been distraught over misdeeds he perceived at the Vatican.
With numbers like these, you'd think that women could finally relax and stop worrying about how they are being perceived at the office.
Imagination is defined as the creation of mental representations, such as images, sensations and concepts, which are not perceived at the same time by the senses.
But to truly challenge the law of the time, Hirschfeld needed to prove that homosexuality was a biological phenomenon rather than a depraved state of mind, as it was perceived at the time.
The goal seems to be to snap up whatever is perceived at the moment to be the best, from a much-admired Picasso painting to a work by the hot Scottish-born artist Peter Doig.
"For a variety of reasons there's a general view that even though the economy may be on soft ground, it's less soft than what was previously perceived at the margin".
But the performance also sounded a warning shot against what Gardiner perceived at the time as the dangerous complacency of contemporary English choral singing, an approach to music-making that prioritised sonic beauty and technical perfection over meaning, directness, and intensity.
(Of her celebrity following her relationship to John Lennon, Ono is nonchalant: "Well, you know, in certain circles I was very very famous already. And so whatever circle I was in and how I was perceived at the time, I used that to bring my communication").
