Sentence examples for clearly perceived from inspiring English sources

Whatever form it takes, dance is clearly perceived as providing a memorable night out.

But withdrawing food from a few "fussy eaters" is clearly perceived as a soft target and a quick win.

Efforts to resume daily life continued and grew, but enormous obstacles remained, in some cases, clearly perceived for the first time.

And preserved along with pigment and paper were other, less tangible elements, which the owners themselves may well never have clearly perceived.

There are projects that are studio driven, and projects that are writer-director driven; and this was clearly perceived as the latter.

He shared Tippett's wide interests in literature (especially German writers) and clearly perceived how this had given a depth to Tippett's compositions that went beyond purely technical facets.

Neid, though, was becoming increasingly vexed by what she clearly perceived as some rough-house tactics from England, including some rather wince-inducing challenges.

It is so clearly perceived as a means to milk the state that its own rank and file are prepared to murder each other in order to take a place at the public trough.

But social and environmental-marketing case history is replete with successes that came because policy makers clearly perceived the true strategic value of inspiring people to do the right thing before pulling out the big Draconian stick.

"Story is for a human as water is for a fish," he writes: so deeply essential that we may not clearly perceive it.

The audience's degree of identification with characters and events is presumably thus controlled, and it can more clearly perceive the "real" world reflected in the drama.