Sentence examples for perceives with from inspiring English sources

The Fed is choosing low inflation because it perceives (with or without justification) that a higher rate of inflation would be too financially risky.

But it's hardly likely to enamour the singer to her native land, which she perceives, with some justice, as adopting a rather spiteful attitude towards her success.

Not only can we visualise that the clitoris is more than what the eye perceives; with the visual model we can also now get a mental image of how it encircles the vagina, making penetrative sex potentially orgasmic.

Lewis favors companies that he perceives with solid specialties and bullish budget profiles.

He said that he has moved away from a faculty career path because "I want to do something that inspires me" but perceives "with the current funding situation … what I would be as an academic is not what would inspire me".

All memories begin with what you perceive – with how you see, hear and feel the world.

But it demonstrates, in an extreme fashion, a dissatisfaction that some women perceive with obstetrics.

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

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

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

Grittiness was increasingly perceived with increasing amount and size of particles.