Sentence examples for soon perceive from inspiring English sources

Of encouraging me perhaps to head deeper into what I would soon perceive as an ever-expanding labyrinth.

That said, if hatchet jobs are all you write, your audience will soon perceive that the writing is somehow about you — your enjoyment of ridicule or nasty flamboyance or snark — and not about the work.

Back and forth over three decades, the two principal characters of Chaon's first novel -- half brothers, we soon perceive -- suffer the extraordinary fates that Chaon devises for otherwise ordinary people, whose families are attenuated and dispersed but never lose the unseen links that attach them, consciously or not, to one another.

As the tests are done constantly, developers end up continuously thinking about the code and its quality: "When you write the test, you soon perceive what you don't like in it.

It is said in the ancient text of Nostradamus that those who receive the Happi-Fork will soon perceive the shadow of the rose, and that behind the rose lies the rending of the veil.

She soon perceives the blindness of everyday human existence and begs to be returned to the dead.

An interest in theatre and a Louisiana background drew them together as undergraduates at Columbia University, but their affinity, they soon perceived, went far deeper.

Van Gogh worked hard and methodically but soon perceived the difficulty of self-training and the need to seek the guidance of more experienced artists.

Married a few years later, Mrs. Lincoln was soon perceived as a political dragon lady, one of the nation's first.

Nine months later, the women give birth to a race of children with golden eyes – strangely precocious children who are emotionally blank, band together against the villagers, and are soon perceived to possess formidable and horribly threatening powers.

Many Western feminists soon perceived themselves as saviours of Third World women, little realizing that their perceptions of and solutions to social problems were often at odds with the real lives and concerns of women in these regions.