Sentence examples for that she perceived from inspiring English sources

But she said that she perceived a growing interest in a more integrated approach, one that includes both Japanese and American principles.

When Maggie is impressed by a bartender's boast of having "plunked" a "blokie" who challenged him, Crane writes that she "perceived that here was the beau ideal of a man".

Dr. Rizzo herself concedes that she perceived the superintendents as what she called her clientele, in part because she and Dr. Crew had a role in appointing superintendents, and met with them weekly.

Yet Dr. Cheryl A. Wall, chairman of the English Department at Rutgers, said that she perceived the piece as an exemplar of change in poetry during the past two decades, a movement from more traditional verse to lines intended to be read aloud -- and to influence a mass audience.

At a national scientific meeting earlier this year, one student told me about several events that she perceived as discrimination.

"While Sara seemed pleasant and rather docile, she became explosive and argumentative with folks that she perceived as stealing her ideas and working against her," Mark says.

That is to say, she is responding in a more or less normal fashion to a comment or situation that she perceives as absurd or humorous.

Her rejection of traits that she perceives as feminine – the reservation of judgment, which she casts as indecisiveness – interferes with her wisdom, rendering it less than it could be.

An American adaptation of a popular Japanese game show, in which the contestant (always you) must contort not only her body but also her personality into the exact shape that she perceives another person desires in any given interaction.

When an individual faces a new decision problem, she chooses an action that she perceives as similar to actions that, when chosen in similar previous problems, led to favourable outcomes.

She will clearly have much less ability to refuse jobs that she perceives (perhaps correctly) to involve exploitative or abusive treatment than if she received her welfare benefits unconditionally.