Sentence examples for perceived so from inspiring English sources

Why did Mr Murdoch so covet the Wall Street Journal if he perceived so many flaws in its reporting?

I didn't know how I was going to be perceived, so I created a world for the music to live in".

It may take a little reading between the lines, but this discussion will give you a clear sense of how you and your work have been perceived so far.

So you sit down and you say to people, "How do you think what you just said was perceived?" So you get people to reflect and see it for themselves.

The little boy with the C.E.O.'s smile has learned, or is learning, some of the tricks of disarming others — how quickly the panic, perceived so clearly by those other children, of the circumstance can be resolved by a sign of peace, of good intentions: the human half smile.

The scope of this system is to obtain meaningful information on how energy is used in relation to the level of comfort perceived, so as to allow fully informed management operations.

The penumbras that liberals perceive so clearly in the Constitution are just too elusive for this moderate old man's eyes.

In the frozen world in which he was to die, how could he perceive so acutely this rupturing and rapturing, this hover and hammer?

One does not perceive so many discrete dots (as simple sensations), for example; the percept is that of a dotted line.

Say that a mere three percent of the online population are, actually, the evil stereotypes that we perceive so many to be.

The summarization level is a technical concept that citizens may not easily perceive so that a meaningful selection is performed for them.