Sentence examples for without perceiving from inspiring English sources
Under that assumption, the Court has been able to avoid apparent statutory oddities without perceiving itself to have violated the constitutional premises of legislative supremacy.
Both sides claim that the other could communicate better, and CFOs are especially cross about the higher fees they now pay without perceiving any extra benefits.
He added: "Sometimes inconsistents seemed to possess them at once in joint sway; but they never compromised: they pursued the logic of several incompatible opinions to absurd ends, without perceiving the incongruity".
Mr. Spender and Mr. Connolly, for their part, were amused that Mr. Trilling had "written an entire humorless book about E. M. Forster" without perceiving an elemental fact: Forster was gay.
Considering the comfort slave-owners in the American South drew from scripture, a selective biblical quotation comes to mind: the one about beholding the mote in thy brother's eye without perceiving the beam in thine own.
Gary E. Kaminski Buena Vista, Pa., Jan . 4 2009 To the Editor: "Is Real Target Hamas Rule?" (news analysis, front page, Jan . 4 is a question that cannot be addressed without perceiving the motivation behind Hamas's cold-blooded strategy of provoking the invasion by incessant rocket attacks on the civilians of Israeli cities.
An ad is automatically auctioned quickly enough to serve the ad to the user without perceived delay.
Mrs. Jacobs is Irish, and her views seem to reflect the outlook of a group of whites with only frail roots in South Africa, a group that has sampled an ambiguous life of luxury without perceived security and wants to move on.
Without perceived choice and alternatives, some women resorted to crossdressing.
Rising costs without perceived proportional improvements in quality and outcomes have motivated fundamental shifts in health care delivery and payment to achieve better value.
From Table 1 it can be seen that the proportion of respondents with perceived entrepreneurial ability who personally know other entrepreneurs (39.07%) is significantly higher than the figure observed for the sub-sample of individuals without perceived entrepreneurial ability (22.23%).
