Sentence examples for perceived that it from inspiring English sources

Fox Business perceived that it had an advantage versus CNBC last weekend when its competitor showed its usual diet of infomercials and documentaries.

Instead he now correctly perceived that it was only the destruction of the South's main army that would defeat the Confederacy".

They found the idea unfair to sensible drinkers and perceived that it might create or exacerbate other social problems – increases in crime or drug abuse where people who were heavily dependant might turn to crime to fund their alcohol abuse".

Curious because of course I wanted to look at pictures of naked men, having spent hours pretending to be interested in the Playboy centerfolds the kids on my block would steal out of a neighbor's garage; and embarrassed because I perceived that it wasn't appropriate for this middle-aged man to be making porn available to a fourteen-year-old.

It was Norman Chandler's wife, Dorothy Buffum Chandler, called Buff, who perceived that it was in the interests of the city, and therefore of the Times, to draw the West Side into the power structure, and she saw the Music Center, for which she was then raising money, as a natural way to initiate this process.

The children perceived that it was positive to have their parents present.

But the truth is, the image of blackness is ugly – at least it's perceived that way.

"It wasn't perceived that way.

"That has developed because the studios perceive that it saves them money.

But I didn't really perceive that it would become as big and mainstream as it did".

As I walked more proximal, I could perceive that it was a woman roosting on the steps.