Examples of using Perceived in English and their translations into Hungarian
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No noise was perceived.
Rizzio perceived that his hour was come.
She grew into what she was perceived to be, deadly.
But Gorter soon perceived that this movement did not go very far.
In dealing with the past, Enki himself perceived the future.
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Indifferently perceived the lack of alcohol.
I was unable to tolerate any criticism or perceived slight.
In no future that we perceived, did you find another ship.
Pastel shades of yellow are unobtrusive and easily perceived by a person.
Cubist strokes, paintings perceived instantaneously, words, sequentially.
The architectural spacecomes alive only when in contact with perceived human presence.”.
The forgivers perceived the hill to be less steep than the nonforgivers did.
How are we, as young people, perceived by older people?
The once perceived strength that comes from anger, is seen as one dimensional and unproductive.
This is Sudan as perceived in the media.
Mario games have long been familiar to us, but now perceived quite differently.
Some composers consciously perceived the process of creation within their works.
However, tattooed men are perceived differently.
Even Josephus perceived and acknowledged this fact, despite the natural prejudice of his race.
Here we see how the Egyptians perceived the shape of the world.
Therefore, the Council perceived no need to make any changes to monetary conditions.
It can be lack of improvement or perceived progression.
It is odd, but being perceived as a murderous cannibal does have some advantages.
PMP certification is very much perceived crosswise over businesses.
Dependentistas never perceived this knowledge as constitutive of Latin America's political- economy.
Given my age at the time, I only partly perceived the approaching danger and tragedies.
Due to painting in unusual colors can be perceived as a completely different material.
Both the EU and the Polish authorities perceived the potential to reach an agreement.
Both Nietzsche and Bataille perceived repetition as something naturally given.
Stress clearly emerges as the most important perceived risk at work(for 53% of working respondents).
