Sentence examples for which perceives from inspiring English sources

She has harvested the resentment of a segment of Manhattan's old guard, which perceives her as a promoter.

"It's fatal for a Democrat to call for higher taxes, and the first group which perceives it's shorted will yell".

Evil is not just man's possessive lust; evil is also the very detached gaze of the monk, which perceives possessive lust as evil.

Symbolism matters, and all the markers in most weddings continue to underline an outdated status quo which perceives women as owned, invisible and silent.

Feinstein's about-face presents the major challenge for the White House, which perceives the California Democrat as a key Senate surrogate on surveillance issues.

It is, says Alawi, just the latest move in a series of state-endorsed acts of cultural vandalism, urged on by the hardline wahhabist sect, which perceives historic sites and the veneration of the prophet as encouraging sinful idolatry.

Proponents of folk Sufism attracted a significant following along the lower classes, which perceived them as more genuine, altruistic, austere and generous than the jurists.

The spoon appears curved, because of cells in the visual cortex called end-stopped neurons, which perceive both motion and the boundaries of objects, the authors write.

Thus was born the blinkered worldview of the modern middle class, which perceived itself in opposition to the undeserving poor and the grasping rich.

Strictly diurnal animals, such as squirrels and many birds, have retinas containing photoreceptors called cones, which perceive both colour and fine detail.

Iterations consist of a measurement period in which perceived throughputs and loss rates are observed.