Sentence examples for be perceived so from inspiring English sources

I didn't know how I was going to be perceived, so I created a world for the music to live in".

A female author named "Joanne" was considered a potential turn-off for boy readers (and might still be perceived so, despite the phenomenal contributions that writers like Rowling and Suzanne Collins have made to the genre).

As my colleague and branding expert Mark Margolis puts it, inside-out branding is about aligning your internal culture with the way you want to be perceived so you fulfill your brand promise naturally.

One is that if the power of the F3 band is too low, the noise components (i.e., the breathiness) could not be perceived, so that it would not make sense to take a synchronization measure of frequency components which are not audible.

Similarly, the least preferred communication mechanisms may or may not be perceived so unfavourably if patients were to experience them first hand as part of a physical activity support intervention.

Agriculture, which was now rapidly advancing, had created a demand for town refuse, the fertilizing property of which began to be perceived; so that all manner of offensive substances were regularly carried away to the fields, to the great increase of the cleanliness of the streets.

So you sit down and you say to people, "How do you think what you just said was perceived?" So you get people to reflect and see it for themselves.

It may take a little reading between the lines, but this discussion will give you a clear sense of how you and your work have been perceived so far.

What is unpromising about this is that it is not being perceived so much as a search for solutions as a search for political advantage.

In fact, it is often very useful to have subjective feedback about how we are being perceived, so long as it doesn't claim to be universal or objective.

And how is it possible that auditory tokens of "cat" produced by different speakers are perceived so similarly?