Sentence examples for in our perceived from inspiring English sources

It is a violent ordeal nightmare that brutally withholds the longed-for redemptions and third-act revenges, offering only a nihilist scream and a vicious satirical twist in our perceived social wounds: knife-crime, gangs and the fear of a broken society.

The drawbacks in our perceived order of concern are as follows: (1) for experiments involving homologous recombination, predominant repair by NHEJ compared to HDR; (2) mosaicism in founder animals; and (3) targeting specificity, especially if phenotypic analysis of founders is desired.

The differences we observed in this region were unlikely to be due to differences in the nature of the scenes used in our perceive and construct conditions, as extensive pilot testing ensured similarities in content and detail.

We do this because we desperately want to fit in with our perceived environment, and like Libby, we prefer praise to scolding, play to punishment, a pat on the head over being ignored.

Goodman's general view is that we use symbols in our perceiving, understanding, and constructing the worlds of our experience: the different sciences and the different arts equally contribute to the enterprise of understanding the world.

Rather, the ego is reflective of an underlying bio-chemical state of stress and insecurity in our perceived-as-threatening dog-eat-dog world.

The actions of these people are as alien, bizarre and offensive to the vast majority of us living in Northern Ireland – whatever our perceived political or religious background – as they would be to any outsider.

Freeze -- we get stuck in rumination, thinking about our perceived inadequacies over and over again.

When we are wrapped up in our thoughts of our perceived problems, accessing the awareness to STOP, can be a challenge.

"The anger over our perceived role in the independence referendum seems to have passed," one told me last week.

With his writing, he drew a line in the sea beyond which our perceived baseline cannot wander too far.