Sentence examples for were perceiving from inspiring English sources
verb
To see, to be aware of, to understand.
People were perceiving us as weak and the offers we were given on assets were ridiculous".
I'd no idea people were perceiving it as Irish and charming, because I thought Irish meant shite, not as good as, less than".
Because, the way I looked at it, people were perceiving what type of bloke you were through all the negative things they were saying.
The Autopsy Report warned that growing numbers of people were perceiving the party as "'scary,'narrow-mindeded' and 'out of touch' — made up of 'stuffy old men.' " A study of young voters released earlier this week by the College Republicans, "Grand Old Party for a Brand New Generation," came to very similar conclusions.
Growing up surrounded by neighbors of his generation, it was hard not to internalize all that and wonder how they too were perceiving my family.
Lobengula was alarmed by how some were perceiving his dealings with Grobler, and so was reluctant to sign any more agreements with foreigners.
More substantial shifts were perceived between 1999 and 2013.
These were perceived as important values to the indie community.
"Galleries were perceived to be white, elitist, alienating spaces.
Relative to Whites, Blacks were perceived to be masculine, but Asians were perceived to be feminine.
Prescribed medications were perceived differently.
