Sentence examples for be perceived as one from inspiring English sources
With the inevitable development of tumour-specific drugs that are tailored to patient requirements, suitability and gene profile, in future breast cancer will no longer be perceived as one disease but rather as an individual entity on a patient-specific basis.
In the context of controlling greenhouse gas emissions, the directive on a Europe-wide trading scheme may be perceived as one of the most important milestones in recent years.
Thus, collecting leaves into a pile to make leaf mould could be perceived as one of the tasks gardeners undertake so we feel we have a role.
That's possible, but the real reason Ted Cruz wears flannel shirts and leather jackets in the winter is because he wants nothing more than to be perceived as one of the guys.
Last Action Hero, which had the misfortune to open the week after Jurassic Park, might still be perceived as one of Arnie's most high-profile flops, but its status as a notorious bomb was at least partly caused by box office blowback from Spielberg's dino might.
Feminine pulchritude, it would appear, is a trap; it must be rejected as worthless in a situation where it could be perceived as one's only worth.
Few mainstream galleries in Brooklyn seem to have much desire to be perceived as ones that never gave black artists a chance until Mr. Simmons came along with his access to financing.
Weak institutional support on livestock production (77 %) was perceived as one of the reasons for the declining trends of traditional resource management in the study area.
The issue of the "immediate availability" of a physician, which the newest ACOG statement chose to retain, despite being based on Level C evidence (expert opinion), is perceived as one reason for the decline in VBAC in the United States [ 26].
Knowledge is perceived as one dispersed among the different levels of social hierarchy and not concentrated on its top.
My dream as a child came true, and I succeeded at not being perceived as "one of them".
