He added, "I think she could perceive I wasn't making fun of her".
"On the X Factor, a lot of people perceived I was really shy, a little flower," she decides.
"She never perceived, I think, how distressed I became," Sacks writes, "and probably imagined that I was as enthusiastic here as she was".
In order to believe, or remember or perceive, I must perform an act of simple apprehension in order to get something in mind.
What I'm perceiving, I suppose, is really just a popular modern conception and generalization of geekhood.
Even Asian American masculinity or whatever you want to talk about, just a lot of the ways that Asians are perceived I don't always agree with".
The progress is sometimes so slow it is difficult for Gayford to perceive: "I want the picture to move on, I want it to be finished.
"It's fine," he said, because he could perceive that I could perceive that he was distressed.
This study tested the effect of a single bout of bodyweight resistance exercise on affective valence and perceived activation (i.e., perceived fatigue) in PLWH with depressive symptoms.
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.
Consequently, the trade-off between perceived quality (i.e., gain) and perceived sacrifice (i.e., loss) results in perceived value.
