Sentence examples for perceived that this from inspiring English sources

It was widely perceived that this trend could, somewhat paradoxically, prove counterproductive to the achievement of Amnesty's mission.

And it was perceived that this would be a monumental undertaking without any specificity as to particular persons.

It is perceived that this approach can define the "transient drug" as a complement to current drug discovery procedures.

Moreover, the Republican leaders have the power to prevent a vote on censure, and might do so if they perceived that this would strengthen the chances of impeachment.

"The more I advanced in the study of American society," he wrote, "the more I perceived that this equality of condition is the fundamental fact from which all others seem to be derived".

Audiences, weary of the pompous recitative and stately attitudinizing imposed by French tradition, were ready for the naturalistic new style, and they soon perceived that this bright young man could do anything.

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.

"It wasn't perceived that way.

I could perceive that this made the hero appeased.

I think people perceive that this campaign has more substance to offer".

She began to perceive that this, more than curls or thoughtful ways, was what pleased.