Sentence examples for perceived some from inspiring English sources
Am I being perceived some way because I'm black?
In discussions with leaders in the administration and Congress, we, too, have perceived some newfound flexibility.
Secretary Powell acknowledged those differences today, but said that "some are real, some are perceived, some are over-hyped".
So grab your short-fiction anthologies as well as a bag of popcorn and see how some filmmakers have perceived some of literature's greatest short stories and novellas.
"There was no music in the family, and I was kind of picked out – I sometimes think at random – by a primary school music teacher who perceived some kind of musical talent in me.
The groups used machine-learning techniques to suss out connections between the chemistry of the molecules and how they were perceived; some employed a so-called random-forest strategy, which can uncover nonlinear relationships, and others relied on regularized linear models, which are simpler.
"I think they perceive some tactical advantage.
Investors hold back because they perceive some risk of a huge loss.
I was a total brat about it, perceiving some sort of cosmic insult added to injury.
Many observers perceive some disingenuousness in universities' claims of academic freedom and the safe exchange of ideas.
In a competitive game, people are not likely to put forth much effort unless they perceive some likelihood of winning.
