Sentence examples for but also perceived from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kay had indeed felt it but also perceived danger, so he feigned indifference.

According to a new study in the open access journal PLoS ONE, amateur golfers who believed they were using a professional golfer's putter not only sunk more putts than others, but also perceived the hole to be bigger.

Daughters understand that early: according to a study of preschool girls published in the journal Pediatrics in 2001, those whose mothers expressed "higher concern" over their daughters' weights not only reported more negative body images than their peers but also perceived themselves as less smart and less physically capable (paternal "concern" was associated only with the latter).

Meat in particular is not only prized for its taste but also perceived as a force of vitality, strength and health.A recent study by the Humane Research Council, an animal advocacy group, says most vegetarians and vegans, about 2% of America's population, go back to eating meat eventually.

"They expected inflation to remain contained but also perceived that the risks to that inflation outlook now might be skewed somewhat to the upside".

At 5 and 10 months, visual and olfactory differences were observed according to the OTR levels: modalities with higher oxygen ingress were darker and fruitier but also perceived significantly less animal than modalities with lower oxygen.

This will include not only bringing about physical changes (say, digging a hole in the earth) but also perceiving things (perceiving is a sort of activity with respect to the thing perceived) and thinking about them.

Plants not only capture light for photosynthesis, but also perceive specific light qualities and transmit these light signals to modify their growth and development in response to the environment.

It is also possible that burden and agreement are not strongly inversely correlated – as some individuals may be highly burdened but also perceive positive aspects of caregiving[ 12].

It is suggested that people who successfully implement a salutogenic approach in life not only live longer and healthier, but also perceive better mental wellbeing and a higher quality of life.

While the swarm markers we recognize help us in localizing swarms, they did not account for the variation in swarm size or in the swarm mating success, suggesting that mosquitoes probably are attracted to these markers, but also perceive and respond to other aspects of the swarming site.