Sentence examples for perceived ourselves from inspiring English sources

Andrew Long, Cole's deputy on the Cornwall Council, reports with pride that, "We have never perceived ourselves as part of England".

For convenience's sake, our parents and sisters, teachers and friends usually referred to us as 'The Twins', which meant that from very early on we were recognised by those around us as one unit, one entity, and this had a bearing on how we perceived ourselves.

This can reinforce our perceptions of low resource levels, as after having perceived ourselves as being unable to engage in behaviors, we infer that we must have lower energy levels.

"It's about how we perceive ourselves and how we perceive apes.

And our reaction to them says a great deal about how we perceive ourselves.

What is the effect on how we perceive ourselves and each other?

He's correct, but it is not because we can't perceive ourselves as anything but victims, as he implies.

This art – the Angel of the North or Auf Wiedersehen, Pet – becomes part of how we perceive ourselves.

Tonight at 8: ChameckiLerner offers "Poor Reality," an examination of perceptions of identity and the ways in which we perceive ourselves and others perceive us.

"To be vigilant over things that we don't perceive ourselves to have control over is an unusual condition for us to be in," Mr. MacGregor said.

And these wild places shape not just our culture but our character; they provide, another contributor argues, "a governing idea in the way we perceive ourselves as Americans".