Sentence examples for starting to perceive from inspiring English sources

In the Garden a secret labour was being done that she was starting to perceive.

Mr. Ruiz said in an earlier interview that buyers are starting to perceive a shift in the market.

I think that investors are starting to perceive that market fundamentals are changing, whether or not governments readily jump on the 2-degree bandwagon.

With these exercises, Sue found that she was starting to perceive depth at greater and greater distances, where at first she had seen depth only close up, as with the steering wheel.

Functional MRI shows activity in the visual cortex of a newly sighted Prakash patient who is starting to perceive human faces.

What if others start to perceive the friend, too?

When he's really struggling, he'll start to perceive pressure.

And the closer they get to the heart of the country, the more colours they start to perceive.

"At some moment, you understand that — probably since we had gone through this before — you start to perceive things differently, that such is life," she said.

The vital trust that exists between the patient and the health professional will surely diminish if the public starts to perceive the latter as the agents of state employment/welfare policy.

It was an idea that paid off hugely as the tens of millions of baby boomers started to perceive Pepsi-Cola as their brand — and Coca-Cola as a brand of their parents or even their grandparents.