Sentence examples for and has perceived from inspiring English sources
It goes back to the fact that my collection works for a lot of women and has perceived value.
It is broadly acceptable and has perceived benefits from both patient and health professional perspectives.
Studies on HCWs' concerns about the avian influenza pandemic have also shown that 71.6% had significant concerns and had perceived the pandemic as having adverse impacts on their personal life and work [ 10].
In the Essay, Condillac distinguished between reminiscence, understood as the perception that one is perceiving something that one has perceived before, and memory.
His was the most-interesting mind she had yet met, and he had perceived and evoked her latent talents.
The reformed Kirk that emerged from 1560 was heavily influenced by Calvinism and Presbyterianism, and may have perceived women as more of a moral threat.
It was a Faustian pact and I've perceived doors closing, sometimes gently and nicely, in the 20 years since we made it.
Cooking is as old as civilization itself, and observers have perceived it as both an art and a science.
I wondered how clearly the first listeners and performers had perceived the violent originality of those works, or understood that they were hearing future classics.
Perhaps the most valuable contribution made by the OpenIDEO community, however, was expanding the scope of what the IDEO project team and Unilever had perceived as low-cost sanitation needs.
