Sentence examples for action perceived from inspiring English sources

It is defined as an interjection "used to comment on an action perceived as foolish or stupid".

It's no secret that the Obama administration is torn between its distaste for Netanyahu and the political limitations of taking any action perceived as unsupportive of Israel.

HIV testing was significantly associated with perceived susceptibility, cues to action, perceived benefits, self-efficacy, and subjective norm.

MY DEMO was developed based on HBM and made clear attempts to measure some of the constructs such as cues to action, perceived benefit and perceived severity.

Other psychosocial determinants, e.g. gender, cues to action, perceived barriers, subjective norm, and moral obligation, seemed to be more test-specific.

The questionnaire measured perceived susceptibility and severity, cues to action, perceived benefits and barriers, self-efficacy, subjective norm, anticipated regret, moral obligation, and response efficacy.

At one point, the soldiers, still awaiting action, perceive sea breezes that "seem dimly wrong even as they also felt unbearably precious", while the night sky can be a sudden wonder, distant and clean.

Cluster profiles are examined based on demographics and opinion variables related to concerns about national security, food versus fuel, perceived effects of personal actions, perceived effects of other's actions, and environmental issues.

Initially targeting Islamophobia, it broadened its request to a resolution on "defamation of religions" that would criminalize words and actions perceived as attacks against religion.

A total of 120 trials were recorded in the following order: (1) 10 pre-action perceived height trials (2 obstacles X 5 trials each), (2) 100 obstacle crossing trials (2 obstacles X 50 trials each) and (3) 10 post-action perceived height trials (2 obstacles X 5 trials each).

Actions perceived in early pregnancy were "gentle kicks" and "hiccups".