Sentence examples for which I perceive from inspiring English sources

One particular college will not be the ruler by which I perceive success and by which I measure my intelligence.

I began to see and become aware of the extent to which I perceive things through this idea of a universe of good and evil.

At the heart of this story, I think, is the bind in which I perceive a specific segment of my generation, caught between trying to remake the world we were born into and conspiring with that world to remain upper-middle-class.

I ask him what he thinks about the competitive pinball scene, which I perceive as the most vibrant portion of the culture.

Outside of the visible external phenotypes such as those considered in the previous paragraph, the capacity to resist infections by pathogens is another type of recessive trait which I perceive as particularly likely to play a major role in the selection of relatively inbred sub-populations.

Stocks at the bottom, which I perceived to have traded down to intrinsic value, doubled.

She spoke with a degree of candor which I perceived to be therapeutic for her.

A more important incident was when (in typical Indian fashion) I responded to a request from another friend to play "Hearts" -- which I perceived to be a routine "joke" ritual -- by pretending to throw my shoe at him.

Nor, however, does seeing a cat or hearing a violin require that I tactually or kinaesthetically feel with my eye or with my ear that which I also perceive.

"I plunged head down into work," he said later, "on the principle I had heard, all my young life, expressed by the words 'Hurry up!' Like my parents, I hurried up in my work, pushed by I don't know what, by a force which today I perceive as being foreign to my life as a normal man".

Then I found that to notice the manifestations of infatuation (which I had perceived at the start as ephemeral) was instructive.