Sentence examples for perceived that all from inspiring English sources

"He was a narcissist, no question about that," says Gibney, "but I think he wisely perceived that all of us are narcissists in some ways.

The first was that participants perceived that all 'revolving door' patients had unreasonable expectations of the Health Service.

Whilst Antonovsky perceived that all three SOC components were essential in determining a person's SOC, meaningfulness was the most important; even if a life-challenge is understandable, and we have resources to meet the challenge, if the challenge is not considered to be worthy of investment, a lower SOC would result.

But, unless we seize this opportunity to change the way that the labor movement works and the way in which it is perceived, that's all this will be -- a moment.

Research on human microbiome has transformed our traditional "common knowledge" and societal practices, from perceiving that all bacteria are harmful and should be eliminated, to realizing that most our dwelling bacteria are "friendly" to us, not "enemies", and that with over-consumption of antimicrobial products, we are actually harming ourselves and the effect may be long lasting.

After analyzing the legal provisions, it is possible to perceive that all are concerned to highlight common elements that should guide the construction of a definition of terrorism: its international aspect, without being bound to any specific territory; as well as the possibility that any person or group of people can be considered as victim of terrorist attacks.

Regarding the predisposing factors, it is possible to perceive that all of the variables remain significant up to the final level of analysis.

Undergraduates may perceive that all postgraduate research apprenticeships resemble those they observed in their UREs, which may be disincentive for them to pursue further education, as was the case with one undergraduate in this study.

If we live in a country where people perceive that all the big decisions are made a long, long way away in London, they are not going to be that interested in their local council".

As he noted, "I cut transverse sections though their pilei, examined these sections under the microscope, and at once perceived that in all the hymenial grooves and depressions the asci were curved outwards so that their opercula must have faced the strongest rays of light to which the ends of the asci has been subjected in the places where the fruit-bodies developed".

Two-thirds (66.7%) perceived that they received all the necessary information from the maternity service 'all of the time' or 'frequently' (Table  3).