Douglas Stewart (Collected Poems 1936 1967 ) was another who drew his inspiration directly from the natural world, perceiving in it fragments of the moral design of the universe.
Douglas Stewart (Collected Poems 1936 1967 [1967]) was another who drew his inspiration directly from the natural world, perceiving in it fragments of the moral design of the universe.
While residents are apt to regard physical examination as an arcane curiosity, like an aging aunt they've been told to respect, some older doctors proselytize for it, perceiving in it a power it probably no longer has.
I suppose one can label this attitude insular or ethnocentric, but one can also perceive in it a refusal to go along with the guilt-racked, reflexive tendency among Western liberals to idealize the once-despised Other and to countenance the depredations of self-rule in former colonial outposts.
Admittedly, the withering handshake and puckery expression he offered Mr Abe lent the impression of a dog owner obliged to pick up another pooch's turd.That breakthrough was downplayed in state media, perhaps because Chinese ultranationalists might perceive in it a climbdown from China's hard line over the islands, and towards Japan in general.
Consequently, as Mr. Justice Douglas correctly perceived in Sapir, it should make no difference that the reviewing court, rather than the trial court, determined the evidence to be insufficient, see 348 U.S., at 374, 75 S.Ct. at 422.
I've written before in this column about how realtors are perceived in this industry, it's often negative and it's my mission to change that perspective, one client at a time.
And thus it is speakable or tangible only as perceived in the changes it effects.
I'm sure it must be perceived in that way, and it wouldn't be an inaccurate thing to say, but that's not how I was thinking about it when I did it".
The diplomatic quarrel has also raised questions about the tribunal's insensitivity to how it is perceived in the Balkans, where its actions stir fierce passions and most people close their ears to evidence against members of their ethnic group.
