Sentence examples for and can be perceived from inspiring English sources

Mastectomy scars are rarely neat and can be perceived as disfiguring.

It isn't an attractive trait and can be perceived as arrogance, which is something I have to watch.

These individuals are not always tactful or diplomatic, and can be perceived as "difficult" but they are powerful and committed – to their fellow users, not just themselves – and it would be a great loss if they were deemed unsuitable.

"They want to do something that contributes to the overall public good and can be perceived by the public as a contribution to their better way of life," he said.

At a press conference in Trenton, Governor Christie expressed support for continuing "robust New Jersey public broadcasting," but added that "we need to have it in a way that is not continuing to cost the state taxpayers and can be perceived as truly independent from state government".

Public displays are installed on selected places in the city and can be perceived visually.

Research on oil depot constraints along pipelines has been focused and the pipeline and depot can be perceived as a whole system through related simplification.

Both sulfides and ITC can be perceived by parasitoids and predators, and are used by these biocontrol agents to locate the most suitable herbivorous hosts (Reddy et al. 2002; Ferry et al. 2007; Soler et al. 2007).

"It can be established format that has been changed, and that can be perceived as fresh and new".

Unfortunately, their expressiveness and assertiveness can be perceived as aggressiveness (and sometimes is).

Alcohol use and smoking can be perceived as experimental and deviant behaviour among persons under 16.