Sentence examples for perceived with the from inspiring English sources

That creates conflicts of interest both real and perceived with the fan.

The museum did not commission the sculptures to remedy a problem it perceived with the hall's size.

Dawkins defines reality as what can be perceived with the senses, detected with scientific instruments, or predicted with models, such as black holes.

The problems some perceived with the act were the result of misunderstanding or misapplication, he argued, and he was not sure what, in the Tony Blair formula, needed "rebalancing", or "made more British", as the Tories prefer to put it.

It was with her in a way that was hard to describe, because nothing had ever stayed with her this way before, a permanent afterimage not perceived with the eyes.

The world, he argued, has two aspects: the visible, or that which is perceived with the senses; and the nonvisible, or the intelligible, which consists of universal, eternal forms or ideas that are apprehensible only by the mind.

The bullet was captured at 1,600 frames per second, a speed we cannot perceive with the naked eye.

Back in 1955, when Edward Steichen organized the wildly popular "Family of Man" exhibition for the Museum of Modern Art, Aperture decided to commit itself to the more esoteric goal of teaching people how "to perceive with the inner eye," as White put it.

"And he will perceive with the awe of God; not by what his eyes see will he judge and not by what his ears hear will he rebuke" (Isaiah 11 3).

Do not highlight any negative aspects you perceive with the offer.

According to an informal listening test, no evident difference can be perceived with increase of the number of Gaussian mixtures.