Sentence examples for be perceived in another from inspiring English sources

Finally, for a broader perspective, Koyaanisqatsi (1978) is an extraordinary dialogue-free trip across the world capturing the wildernesses of mountains, air, forests, deserts and sea, and the ever-changing scenes of cityscapes, where wilderness could be perceived in another form.

You have to consider whether being armed in one region affects how you are perceived in another.

"If your interventions make you seem superior, it could be considered machista". If only he had been able to debate the Socialist leader, Alfredo Pérez Rubalcaba, he lamented, against whom "you can say all sorts of outrageous things, but with a woman it's perceived in another way.

Although there is no evidence showing the constructs used in the present study contain inconsistent meanings across different cultures, the previous literature indicates that some well-established concepts in Western culture are perceived in another way in China (e.g., Cheung et al., 2001; Wang, 2007).

Maria, who was now Williams' widow without a ring, also didn't want to be perceived in the world as having another demented husband.

How would you be perceived in your organization's meritocracy?

And I fully understand how this can be perceived in the wider world.

However, I was unsure how such meetings might be perceived in a place such as Luxembourg.

Because it won't be perceived in the same ways in all corners.

But their greatest worry is about how Clara might be perceived in a world that is unforgiving of difference.

Several socio – economic processes can be perceived in contemporary Wrocław, that are also taking place in other major Polish cities.