I was scarcely past my infancy, when the sultan my father (for you must know I am a prince by birth) perceived that I was endowed with good natural ability, and spared nothing proper for improving it.
When I perceived that my remonstrance, instead of restoring her to a sense of duty, served only to increase her anguish, I gave over and retired.
I took pity on him, and being so much used to sick people, perceived that he had need to have particular care taken of him.
I was now in the Strand, and, glancing about, I perceived that I was close by an hotel, which bore over the door the somewhat remarkable name of Holy Lands.
Yet the next instant I was just as full of doubt; for, even as I watched it, I perceived that it was quite still.
So soon as I was fully waked, I perceived that a low moon hung above the horizon, and shed a very ghostly light across the great weed world to starboard.
He perceived that when he came to tell his mother about this journey around the world there would be great difficulties.
It seemed to Benham for a moment as though Prothero had got to the bottom of the question, and then he perceived that he had only got to the bottom of himself.
Still he perceived that it is no excuse for a man that he has been taken by surprise.
And then he perceived that, very slowly, the circular top of the cylinder was rotating on its body.
But later I perceived that we were no longer hemmed in, that now we might get away.
I ran, for I perceived that in a moment everyone upon this side of the hill would be moving.
Occupied with these meditations, I rode many miles before I perceived that I had totally deviated from the right path.
At the second, I perceived that one of them was no other than Gines himself.
I said this laughing: I perceived that Bessie's glance, though it expressed regard, did in no shape denote admiration.
I perceived that I was sickening from excitement and inanition; neither meat nor drink had passed my lips that day, for I had taken no breakfast.
I perceived that he had no faith in it, and to tell the truth I had not much myself.
By this time, I perceived that I had been wrong, not as to the poem returned, but as to my function regarding him and such as he.
But I perceived that he did not share my enthusiasm for the author, and I became more and more sensible that in Salem air there was a cool undercurrent of feeling about him.
When Boyesen told me that among the Norwegians men never kissed each other, as the Germans, and the Frenchmen, and the Italians do, I perceived that we stood upon common ground.
He was not angry, not irritated; I perceived that, and took heart.
He did not ask by whom, for with his quick eye he perceived that I held it in my hand.
Deep was my amazement at this discovery; and deeper still when I perceived that, instead of being desperately wretched in such a union, she was gay even to giddiness.
But that evening as we came into Windsor, I perceived that he had not abandoned his intentions.
I perceived that he was aware of what I had hoped had escaped his penetration--my mother's prepossession against him and his daughter.
I perceived that Mr. Montenero's was not a mere compliment--he spoke with real feeling.
I perceived that Fowler, wiser grown, had learned how much more secure the reign of flattery is, than the reign of terror.
With the inertness that grows upon an aging man he had been used to delegate more and more things, but of that thing I perceived that he would not delegate the least detail.
He was all eagerness, and I perceived that I had risen greatly in this most refined and cultivated gentleman's estimation.
Consciousness at last came, and I perceived that we were driving up a thickly planted avenue.
My hat was struck near the top, and, as the smoke cleared away, I perceived that my ball had taken effect upon my adversary; he was wounded a little below the knee and appeared to steady himself with the greatest difficulty.
While he made way for me for this purpose, I perceived that he stooped down towards the guard, and said something, who from his answer had evidently been questioned as to who I was.
As I thanked him for his attention, and was about to turn away, I perceived that he continued to look very steadily at me.
Valentine's countenance fell a little when his brother said this; he perceived that he chanced to be more free than most heirs, he had more freedom than he cared for.
It promised nothing, he thought; he perceived that it was the extremity she saw in the situation that had prompted it.
In short, as John thought the matter over, he perceived that it would be a very good thing for his father to have Valentine as an inmate, and that it would be everything to Valentine to be with his father.
I perceived that he must have been going to look for me at the nurse's, and had seen the carriage at Madame de St. Cymon's door.
I perceived that, unaided and unprotected, I should never have succeeded in reaching Bursley from Knype.
Then I perceived that he was merely employing one of the sacred phrases, sanctified by centuries of usage, of the private bar.
He perceived that in William Smith he had stumbled on a professional of the highest class, and this good fortune pleased him.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "perceived that" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
