Sentence examples for is initially perceived from inspiring English sources

But that inference would need to be made with a lot of modesty, since the correlation between how a vice presidential nominee is initially perceived and what voters eventually come to think of him has only been moderate in past elections.

This baby/mother/therapist group relationship develops progressively and is initially perceived as a virtual group before developing into a more concrete transferential relationship based on familial and social resources.

This process is initially perceived as tunnel vision that, over a period of years, eventually consumes central vision.

The cold signal is initially perceived by plasma membrane with the help of specific Ca2+ channel proteins, membrane histidine kinases and some unknown sensors, which then activate the sophisticated cold-responsive signaling pathways in concert with plant hormone signaling, the circadian clock, and the developmental transition to flowering.

Tobacco and chocolate were initially perceived as either poisonous or medicinal, as were tomatoes, a member of the nightshade family.

Mr. Negroponte's delayed nomination was initially perceived as a sign of the Bush administration's disdain for the United Nations.

iTunes was initially perceived as a money-losing operation, but without it the iPod would have been a good-looking but not terribly useful piece of hardware.

Colangelo was initially perceived as giving Showalter a lukewarm endorsement to continue as manager, but yesterday he said: "Buck and I are fine.

In these bland surroundings, the flamboyantly modern building, devoted exclusively to contemporary art, was initially perceived as out of place, even a little bizarre.

"Mobiles were initially perceived as a niche product, for business people, unaffordable by ordinary people," he says, so this seemed the obvious method to adopt.

In the mythic scheme of things Mr. Lambert with his sultry cat eyes, jet-black hair and theatrical make-up is Elvis, who some may recall was initially perceived as effeminate.