Sentence examples for children perceived from inspiring English sources

And while the author may claim a knowledge of the difference between teasing and harassment, I highly doubt that someone who was lightly teased — for having a name children perceived as funny — has any idea of the hell that some children live through every day.

The children perceived that it was positive to have their parents present.

By attributing success to individual effort, children perceived failure more as individual responsibility and less as the school systems.

In countries that rely (partly) on private for-profit ECEC provision for older (3 6-year-old) children, perceived accessibility is lower.

Parents and children perceived new urban routes to be more walkable and children walked more when they lived on more walkable routes.

Students walked more when they attended the school in the walkable community, they lived near school, parents and children perceived fewer barriers to walking, and children had lower BMI scores, net of demographic controls.

The children perceive him as kind; it may be that he's simply indifferent.

The ways that children perceive -- and confuse -- fantasy, reality and causality are explored in Julie Talen's "Pretend," a harrowing, dazzling feature that will be shown on Saturday.

An initially socially driven change will become so widespread that language learners (that's to say children) perceive it as neutral: just the way we say things.

(The developmental psychologist Alison Gopnik has speculated that the way young children perceive the world has much in common with the psychedelic experience. As she puts it, "They're basically tripping all the time").

A report we published recently shows how children perceive parents' relationships and conflicts determines how they expect their parents to behave towards them, and this in turn can lead to psychological distress.