Sentence examples for be perceived by a from inspiring English sources
Avoid direct eye contact, which may be perceived by a bear as a challenge.
Apart from appearing unprofessional, it could be perceived by a female employee as contributing to a hostile work environment.
These paragraphs appear in the Riverside speech as well, but there they become the prelude to a new section, in which King outlines the history of the war as it might be perceived by a peasant in Vietnam: We have destroyed their two most cherished institutions: the family and the village.
In Arabidopsis, the Ca2+ oscillation elicited during salt stress can be perceived by a Ca2+ sensor, SOS3/CBL4.
It is one of the plume characteristics that can be perceived by a patient, and is expected to be good measures of local delivery equivalence for inhalation drugs.
An object can be perceived by a subject from a variety of perspectives; for example, one might rightly regard another human individual as a rights-bearer, a judge, a superlative singer, a trustworthy person, or a threat to one's security.
(Annual infrastructure value, AIV AIVV represents the fixed costs that are expected to be perceived by an organization regardless of the deployed response.
Any concessions Prime Minister Ariel Sharon could have given as "an achievement" would most likely have also been perceived by a majority of Palestinians as an Israeli weakness.
"It is reasonable to assume Mr Woolfe meant for it to be a physical altercation, as it had been perceived by a clear majority of members in attendance".
Exactly the same is true of the wearing of a full-face veil: it is perceived by a large section of the non-Muslim population as unnecessary and arrogant.
