Sentence examples for how it was perceived from inspiring English sources
The minute it was in boxes, that lowered how it was perceived.
Both events changed the tenor of American involvement in the Middle East and how it was perceived.
On lyrical themes in Two Dancers: "We made our first album aged 21, and it was a real shock how it was perceived.
Garai points to having a baby as a moment in her life that changed her view of her body and particularly how it was perceived by others.
Commenting before the Republican convention, Bruce Stokes of the Pew Research Center wrote that the success or failure of a president's foreign policy might depend on how it was perceived abroad.
The purpose of this study is to discuss the relationships between visitors' characteristics and their choice of activities, with regard to scenery and how it was perceived, in a suburban recreational forest in Japan.
How a company executes may be the major driver of its success, but how it is perceived is also crucial — perception, as they say, is reality.
– Robert Burns The US is always collectively amazed, on those rare occasions when it has cause to glimpse at how it is perceived by its less friendly critics abroad.
What the university does to develop its employability agenda is strongly connected to how it is perceived, what calibre of student it attracts, and what its aspiration entails (Teichler 2015).
I don't really care how it's perceived.
