Sentence examples for to have perceived from inspiring English sources
"I have learned to know a Venice in Venice that others never seem to have perceived," he wrote to his patrons at the Fine Arts Society.
"The questions of whether they were right not to have perceived it as a threat will all be part of the investigation".
Stalin appears to have perceived that the non-Russians were becoming dangerously self-confident and self-assertive, and he reversed his nationality policy.
Though some people I've talked to have perceived a gay subtext in this "Pygmalion," the Higgins created by Mr. Mays and Mr. Grindley, who worked together on last season's excellent "Journey's End," is for me less homosexual than presexual.
Others may intuit that their readers are likely to be seeking stuff that confirms how right they were to have perceived the dreadfulness of the world in ways lesser people have not.
When the participant determined whether the subjective quality of the reference stereoscopic image is better than that of the test stereoscopic image, the participant is considered to have perceived the distortion; otherwise, there is no perceptible distortion.
That, Mr. Schein said, contributed to what some consumers might have perceived as problems with the new meters.
That picture will also define what kind of conversation people will engage in, according to what they've perceived you to be into.
We can also come to know something by having it reported or explained to us without having perceived it ourselves (A80, B9).
What I had perceived to be a weed was Fat Hen, of the spinach family which makes a great soup.
