Sentence examples for think he perceived from inspiring English sources

From September to November, Parsons and Icahn spoke three or four times by telephone, and in that period Icahn said, "I don't think he perceived me as a threat at all".

"I don't think he perceives this deal as being in the best interest of the 22," Crawford said.

I would like to think he perceives Take That fans to be small-government survivalists, living off the grid, whose sole use of conventional currency is to purchase Take That albums, concert tickets and merchandise.

He added, "But I don't think he's perceived that way right now".

I think he always perceived himself as a much better player than that".

Of Mr. Lieberman, he said, "I think he's perceived generally as a lite version of the Bush agenda".

"He was a narcissist, no question about that," says Gibney, "but I think he wisely perceived that all of us are narcissists in some ways.

I think he couldn't have perceived how difficult that sometimes was, because I had to lead my own life and make my own mistakes.

The garden and house is "his little patch of London and I think he is very much perceived as a down-to-earth figure".

He's a man who claims to have had no time to think about how he perceives himself, but when given the chance, in solitary confinement, he looked upon his creation and saw that it was good.

"I think they perceive some tactical advantage.