Singing other people's material was perceived, I think, as a weakness of my persona.
"She never perceived, I think, how distressed I became," Sacks writes, "and probably imagined that I was as enthusiastic here as she was".
His was perceived, I think it's fair to say, as a sudden ascendancy, bringing attention to an author who over the years had published some 10 books of poetry and a couple of books of literary nonfiction.
Girls want to be thought of as a different way from guys, and they want guys to see them a different way, and sometimes they don't want to be perceived, I think, as the smart one, the know-it-all.
Whatever Jane sees, as opposed to perceives -- "I think she's unhappy," she observes about her daughter -- might be classified as a case example of that buzzword, denial.
"It was widely perceived, and I think it's fair to say, that McGreevey put politics first," said Rick Thigpen, a political consultant and former executive director of the state's Democratic Party.
The researchers claim their are using the robot arm to study how we perceive motion, I think they just wanted to have a kick-ass F1 simulator.
Stories, Pamuk has hinted, create the world we perceive: instead of "I think, therefore I am," a Pamuk character might say, "I am because I narrate".
"I used to care a lot about how that was perceived and then I think about a decade ago, I just stopped," Jeffers says.
An unaddressed error, or a decision which had long-lasting or profound consequences for a child, could have an impact on how a family perceived their care: I think that goes back to the resuscitation really, right back to his birth.
(Age 35) The SHED-IT programme also encouraged participants to enjoy some treats such as 'beer' and 'junk food' in moderation, which was perceived positively: 27 I think the most enjoyable aspect was the fact that it allows for those days where you know, if you have a…day at work you can just go and have a few beers afterwards and not feel…house for it.
