Sentence examples for perceived there from inspiring English sources

The situation for him is a two-term relation of perceiver and perceived; there is no third term, an "idea of" the object, coming between perceiver and perceived.

"Let's use a marketing word: Berlusconi perceived there was a sort of hole in Italian politics," Confalonieri said.

"They perceived there was an undue — and I'm not sure I would agree with this last point — amount of influence being used by the people who have the money to really rig the game even further".

Like Jean, Martelly has lived in the U.S. for years at a time, but he has been living in Haiti for at least the past three years; he is perceived there as more of a Haitian, and, unlike Jean, he speaks Creole like a Haitian.

Although this is how pressure from stakeholder groups is primarily perceived, there is a need to see real profitability from a long-term perspective.

Within months of being in the job, Moore perceived there to be a "glass ceiling" in clinical research for those not possessing a medical degree.

"I have less patience with those who somehow perceive there is a risk in voting for this.

And he makes good on his threats when he perceives there to be no consequence for doing so.

They visit the property and, frightened and disoriented by the changes she perceives there, Charlotte decides she doesn't want it after all.

Another part of the problem is that, in the U.S., environmental groups generally don't like desalination, citing concerns about utilities and customers not conserving if they perceive there being an endless supply of clean water from the ocean.

"If a doctor perceives there's a 1 in 5,000 chance that a prescription will lead to a D.E.A. inquiry — just an inquiry, not even an arrest — he's not going to take the chance.