Sentence examples for is even perceived from inspiring English sources

The fact that this is even perceived as constitutional by the court at all, only goes to show how shockingly impaired their interpretation of the Fourth Amendment really is.

In other hospitals, the occurrence probability within the next 5 years is even perceived as nearly 50% on average.

But for all others they will remain flickering images, left behind before they are even perceived.

Studies in the medical literature over the past decade have shown that adolescents who are gay or lesbian -- or are even perceived as gay or lesbian -- face violence from their peers at rates four to six times greater than heterosexuals their age.

The visual analogue scale was also used to assess the internal validity of study conditions, assessing whether working on the problem was even perceived as stressful.

This is a surprising finding, considering both versions were equivalent in regard to most performance parameters, and the TUI version was even perceived as inferior to the GUI version in regard to usability.

Maybe they're even perceived as a killjoy.

Quite often the term was even perceived as insulting: "It's a very negative term.

Many women were described as having searched for information long before their initial antenatal visits, and some were even perceived as knowing more about diet during pregnancy than the midwives themselves.

In fact, for some participants such as Suzanne (49 years old, HIV-positive for 16 years), disclosure was even perceived as torture: "I didn't like that at all.

However, some participants reported being told by pharmacists that (despite the legality of OTC syringe sales) they feared trouble with the police if they were even perceived to be selling syringes to IDUs and were therefore reluctant to have anyone whose appearance suggested drug use in their pharmacy.