Sentence examples for perceived here from inspiring English sources

"It's perceived here that the Masters takes over the city.

Its a relationship that speaks volumes about how the west is perceived here.

The tribunal is widely perceived here as being biased against Serbs.

Wasn't it soullessness that I must perceive in him for myself to be perceived here as other than a Pollyanna?

President Assad joined other states in condemning what was perceived here as weak American sponsorship of peace negotiations.

Mr. Walesa's standing in Poland -- if not elsewhere in the world -- has been battered by what is widely perceived here as his hubris.

What is it we are perceiving here?

Japan will hold critical parliamentary elections on Sunday, and standing up to what many will perceive here as an overbearing neighbor is quite likely to prove popular at the polls.

If the indeterminacy Grice perceives here is the incalculability of the implicatum, then it contradicts the determinacy condition.[21] Ignorance implicatures are often an alternative to limiting implicatures.

Half a century later, Marivaux concludes that it is the attribute par excellence of Grace: "in these paintings that you like so, in these objects of every kind which so delight you, in the entire expanse of the grounds, in all that you perceive, here simple, here untended, irregular even, sometimes ornate, sometimes not, I am there and I show myself.

"I think the Americans can be a lot more accepting of what someone might perceive here of being quite wild and wacky," says Mansifeld.