Sentence examples for critically perceived from inspiring English sources

Both plays were first intended and critically perceived as ephemeral flippancy.

Her experience in New York City's Women's House of Detention following an arrest during one such demonstration led her to analyze critically what she perceived as the male subjugation of women.

Critically, newcomers were perceived especially negatively more negatively than would be predicted by extrapolating from other tenure lengths.

Evidently, whether and if so, to what extent young people believe 'the typical student' drinks more than themselves depends critically on their perceived meaning of this term.

Safety Antrel Rolle said the main problem was consistency, and he spoke critically of what he perceived as dips in effort on defense at times this season.

This paper examines critically some of the perceived knowledge gaps which most developing countries have not cracked in understanding the drivers of the technological edge.

What a company can legitimately claim to "own" in terms of hydrocarbon reserves and resources is critically important to its perceived value and hence its share price.

The purpose of this study was to examine the role of the nurse with families of critically ill patients as perceived by family members and whether meeting family expectations impact family satisfaction.

Therefore, enacting effective policies to disenfranchise non-whites, along with college students, while justifying them in the name of race-neutral "voter integrity," is perceived as critically important.

Immaculate Heart of Mary Sr . Sharon Holland president of theLeadership Conference of Women Religious, told the group's annual assembly that behavior that is very normal for a woman in American culture — such as asking questions and thinking critically — might easily be perceived as disrespectful in another setting.

Renal failure in critically ill patients is perceived as a serious problem with high mortality.