unperceiving

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• I love how it can take any flavor and change how you perceive it.

• We know that if you have a high perceived risk of the disease, you’re more likely to take the vaccine.

• Even with secure recordings, there’s still the somewhat murky issue of just how the algorithm perceives your speech patterns.

• It may be, in part, due to the perceived purpose of the test.

• In the race for San Diego City Council, District 9, the perceived front-runner, Kelvin Barrios, has repeatedly demonstrated extremely poor judgment.

• People always have to perceive the problems before them, including many unexpected nuances, and decide how to handle them.

• On the other hand, patients may not perceive much downside to taking the medications, even if they may not help much.

• They still saw white policemen killing unarmed African Americans in what they perceive as cold blood and without repercussions.

• They want Americans to perceive Washington as broken, especially heading into 2016.

• It becomes a hapless gesture of uninformed social media departments who perceive the potential of engagement without consequences.

• His enemies in the cabinet were quick to perceive when their devices had taken effect on the King and Queen.

• I perceive no immediate reason for the evacuation of Peking as far as the supply of game is concerned.

• This danger Garnache, however, was no less quick to perceive, and with a dismaying promptness did he take his measures.

• They have an old Cathedral here (now Presbyterian) of which the citizens seem quite proud, I can't perceive why.