Sentence examples for Is it perceived that from inspiring English sources

Or perhaps more precisely, why is it perceived that in serious fiction male writers have grander thoughts and crisper styles?

Two years ago Francine Prose showed just what a mug's game it was in an essay in Harper's Magazine in which she asked, in essence, why is it perceived that in serious fiction male writers have grander thoughts and themes and more muscular and crisp styles?

Rather than list with a broker, she hired auctioneer Jerome J. Manning & Co. "I thought auctions were for distressed or bankrupt properties, and I didn't want it perceived that way," says Crouchley.

It's quite funny, because I am not like that at all — I'm just perceived that way," he says.

For corruption, we assume absence of corruption by taking a score of 10 on Transparency International's index, i.e. it is perceived that there is no corruption.

I wanted to be perceived that same way.

Even then, I believe I perceived that he had dealt in markets beyond my knowing.

Pfefferberg, a force of nature -- "even then, I believe I perceived that he had dealt in markets beyond my knowing" -- commandeered him to tell the Schindler story.

But then the way he framed his internal workings to me, it made me feel like I was deluded in any friendly overtures I perceived – that I might as well try to develop feelings for a Cadbury's Creme Egg.

He "chose science because I perceived that it would allow me to express the values that I already had: helping the world, using my work to help humanity, particularly the parts of humanity that have fewer resources than I have".

Curious because of course I wanted to look at pictures of naked men, having spent hours pretending to be interested in the Playboy centerfolds the kids on my block would steal out of a neighbor's garage; and embarrassed because I perceived that it wasn't appropriate for this middle-aged man to be making porn available to a fourteen-year-old.