Examples of using May perceive in English and their translations into Hebrew
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She may perceive that as a challenge.
The Brains of Anxious People May Perceive the World Differently.
They may perceive the school environment as being lonely, uncomfortable or threatening.
But if you don't know what it is, you may perceive it as a dish.
Sufferers may perceive coloured haloes around bright lights.
To one like you, who cannot access it you may perceive it only as light.
You perhaps, may perceive a visionary perception of who we are.
I have no control over other people's actions or how they may perceive me.
Your visitors may perceive this as deceptive.
People do not just react to an environment as given; rather, they react to it as they perceive it,and different groups of people may perceive the same environment in radically different ways.
An artist may perceive the art of others better than his own.
It could also help to build trust between mother and care provider,as the mothers may perceive interns as less threatening than more senior medical professionals.
We may perceive Yehuda's ascent to greatness in the effect his personality has on Yaakov.
Being better informed about the market and the company's business,the management may have a high growth project in view, which they may perceive as a candidate to generate substantial returns in the future.
Just as we may perceive that a life is full that is actually a series of empty encounters.
Being better informed about the market and the company's business,the management may have a high growth project in sight, which they may perceive as a candidate to generate substantial returns in the future.
Now, whatever you may perceive that agenda to be, clearly it would be easier to obtain if you were both dead.
During Swedenborg's discussion of the connection between the spiritual world and the natural world, Blake writes"He who Loves feelslove descend into him& if he has wisdom may perceive it is from the Poetic Genius which is the Lord.".
So, we may perceive another's stolidness or joviality in a photo or video as well in first hand encounters.
The core of this paper was written to point to the complex relation between the content's meaning and the formal status of the work, by referring to two theoretical positions- that of Deleuze and Guattari and that of Luce Irigaray-as the ones through which we may perceive the complex relation between the content aspect and the formal aspect.
The puppy may perceive your emotional state and your energy and calm and will adapt well to these new situations for him.
I cannot control what certain individuals may perceive or whether they wish to speculate on our motives without evidence or support.
We may perceive our blessings to be self-made and feel the pride of having created a wonderful life for ourselves and our family.
If he can see her this way, then he may perceive Jesus aright: not only as prophet, but also as the agent of God's forgiving love.
While I may perceive that I see you do nothing and judge it to be unworthy, I honor and respect that it may be that you bring great healing as you stand blessed by the light of the Creator.
Such women and girls whose families may perceive them as having committed“moral” transgressions are at heightened risk of“honor” violence by their families and are most in need for shelter to protect them.
In fact, one may perceive Na'aman's works as a type of fine sculpture, a sculpture that employs concept, material, form, color, word- all at once.
But they might perceive others as mentally weaker, and deem a paternalistic policy a better fit.
This means that, depending on what is going on inside your brain, you might perceive the same signal in different ways.
And these electron microscope pictures-- here's one of an orchid mimicking an insect-- you can see that different parts of the structure have different colors and different textures to our eye, have very,very different textures to what an insect might perceive.