Sentence examples for somehow perceived from inspiring English sources

But I feel troubled by the notion that my daughter's skin colour was somehow perceived to be "wrong".

Could it be that India is somehow perceived as "less evil" than the Muslim/Communist nations?

It's a strange world when a market-value increase of $16 billion /~45percent over a two-year period is somehow perceived as a crisis.

"It beggars belief that a view expressed by a handful of the first minister's former college chums (not necessarily an impartial group) is somehow perceived to have greater validity than the collective view of doctors captured through our extensive democratic structures in Wales".

But if my boy completely missed the ball while playing soccer, his lack of coordination was somehow perceived by me as an indictment of his masculinity... and, really, also an indictment of mine.

Of course, the part he's leaving out is whether the administration lucked into this endgame after stumbling into a fight they didn't want, or if they somehow perceived that they could play everybody.

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

Now we have the temerity to believe we can somehow perceive that non-human reality, although to do so would be a contradiction in terms.

That would be us, collections of space junk, somehow perceiving and pondering the grandiosity that gave us birth in a sort of intellectual and emotional equivalent of the snake eating its tail.

When a North American beaver (Castor canadensis; see Fig. 1) builds a dam, we somehow perceive it differently than when we build a dam.

Somehow perceiving the bigger picture of a crisis, is Mother Nature's way of purifying and correcting helps me to be patient and trusting that it will all work out... .. So, for you, Jeanney, and all my marvelous Huffington Post readers, let me acknowledge the gifts you bring to our world with the following video.