Sentence examples for entirely perceived from inspiring English sources

An attempt to separate less expensive T-shirts and sportswear designs under a second label, called Spurr, was not entirely perceived as successful last year.

It is probable that those non-insulin using participants who skipped the scale entirely perceived it to be irrelevant for them, despite instructions asking non-insulin users "to answer each item based on their current knowledge and thoughts about what insulin therapy would be like".

But then they did plenty of things which would have been perceived entirely differently had they been perpetrated by the Spice Boys.

The president tends to argue that change must not be perceived entirely in terms of sacrifice, so an expansionary budget is needed to smooth tough reforms.

Trump's candidacy has been based nearly entirely on his perceived ability to win, and his performance last night showed just how much he hates the possibility of losing. .

5 The factors associated with referral to a traditional healer in Bamako fell entirely within the perceived susceptibility and perceived severity concepts (which together constitute perceived threats under the Health Belief Model [HBM] 23).

Whether or not it's entirely accurate, Democrats are perceived as soft on crime, and Republicans as tough on crime.

Some participants entirely avoided mentioning the perceived embarrassing symptoms to their urologists.

It is entirely possible that patients perceived to be at higher risk for GI complications in the usual-care arm will be selectively prescribed specific nsNSAIDs, which the physicians believe are "safer," based on prior perceptions or marketing (e.g., meloxicam).

There is a considerable risk of stepping over some still undefined line in this entirely new territory, and being perceived as offensive or exploitive.

Senator Wyden objected because his state votes entirely by mail and he perceived the requirement as an effort to undermine mail balloting.