Sentence examples for a perceived of from inspiring English sources

Thus, while the observable outcome may be similar in terms of descriptive behavior, the neurobiological underpinnings of people committing aggressive acts in the context of psychopathy are distinct from those who react aggressively to a perceived of imagined threat.

"It's great news for the industry because of a perceived sense of shortage of capital in this asset class," he says.

A persisting area of uncertainty is when to discontinue a ChEI because of a perceived lack of clinically relevant benefit.

Like the tail of the widowbird, the plastic-bag mentality is the product of a perceived set of preferences.

Adding injury to the insult of a perceived lack of support, the system turned it down.

The political and economic benefit of a perceived sense of safety is often the motive, criminologists say.

Despite its successes, the e-commerce giant has attracted criticism for a perceived lack of transparency of its carbon footprint.

At another level, it is because of a perceived lack of control over their alliances.

The other day I was speaking with a friend who was depressed because of a perceived lack of virtues.

Slavery was a specific issue of a perceived violation of a state's rights, over which the country went to war.

For the other, a fear of repeating a perceived burden of depression on his family.