Sentence examples for would perceive that from inspiring English sources
"We've got four changes on the line, and I don't know how you would perceive that.
"I can understand that people would perceive that but his credentials are undoubted.
"You end up consuming less energy, but whether a buyer of your home would perceive that or not, I'm not sure".
She said that she was concerned that others at the C.I.A. would perceive that she and Michael O'Neil, then the agency's general counsel, were too close to Mr. Deutch and should recuse themselves.
BellSouth officials were particularly nervous that investors would perceive that they were paying too much for AT&T, the executives said, echoing an assertion that investors had made about the 40percentt premium Bank of America paid for FleetBoston.
Or we would perceive that the screw-shaped flying machine — often referred to as the first helicopter — was actually nothing of the kind, and was more a giant windup toy containing a taut spring that when released would send the screw-sail flying.
Another much more realistic strategy is to reproduce directly in the ears of the listener, via headphones, the signal that he/she would perceive in the acoustic environment that is intended to be simulated.
Bernie Sanders is more ideologically extreme than Hillary Clinton, and he would be correctly perceived that way, in part because he embraces the label of "socialist".
We hypothesized that undergraduates would perceive differences between GTAs and professors that were independent of classroom variables and found evidence that supported this hypothesis.
Efforts were also made so that persons with dementia would perceive themselves as equals; that the persons felt they were contributing and allowed to contribute was an important aspect here.
Though we expected that Whites would perceive and experience more overuse, multivariate results indicated no race differences in general perceptions of overuse, with only Hispanics reporting fewer personal experiences of overuse than Whites.
