Sentence examples for falsely perceived as from inspiring English sources

A near miss is a loss that is falsely perceived as close to a win.

15 16 Similarly, many countries have banned the use of descriptor terms such as 'light', 'mild' and 'low tar' as cigarettes labelled with these terms are falsely perceived as being less harmful to health, and easier to give up.

Schools perceived as stronger blocked the way.

Our results are consistent with this cited paradoxical effect since the teens that falsely perceived condoms as being 100% effective were indeed more frequently sexually experienced.

Additionally, experts promoted the preservation of Cades Cove's historic cultural landscape because they falsely perceived the local culture to be a relic of the past.

It has taken less than a month for the newly sworn in Republicans to show their determination to overreach their falsely perceived conservative mandate.

Ryan attributed this phenomenon to patients viewing Holby City and American medical drama ER, and falsely perceiving hospitals as glamorous.

Did the participants in our studies actually see (falsely perceive) or did they simply report to have seen (falsely remember) the ball contact?

Literature indicates that in most Arab countries the medical profession is dominated by males, whereas women dominate the nursing and midwifery professions, which are perceived as "female oriented" and require little or no education, thus falsely creating the poor image of nurses in Lebanon and the region [ 40].

For Putin, the invitation offers an opportunity to exploit the vacuum resulting from US disengagement; for Netanyahu, it will (falsely) demonstrate that he is committed to peace; and for Abbas, he simply doesn't want to be perceived as an obstacle.

"Swaps are perceived as riskless.