Sentence examples for is perceived this from inspiring English sources

When translating the play for performance in English, translators enact a similar politics: each perceives different phenomena worthy of a fresh approach, and each imputes different meanings to what is perceived; this critical gaze directs the course a translation takes.

As this meditation is said to enhance loving-kindness when the joy of others is perceived or compassion when the suffering of others is perceived, this effect was predicted to be stronger for the negative sounds (sounds of a distressed woman) and positive sounds (a baby laughing) than for neutral sounds (background noise in a restaurant).

I think the self-esteem of Colombians is very much hurt when we are perceived this way".

The last time he was perceived this way was two months before the 2010 midterm elections, when Republicans picked up 63 seats in the House.

(Unless the viewer becomes aware of its contour, the disk theoretically cannot be perceived). This interpretation is consistent with evidence of an optimal time interval between disk and ring onsets (about 30 to 50 milliseconds) for the best masking effect.

The tricky way I believe he got that indoctrination in, is he wasn't saying these are his views, he was saying this is how women are perceived and this is why women aren't equal in the world, because they're perceived this way.

When attempts at liberalisation are perceived this way, members of non-democratic cultures are more likely to reject such values.

Whereas Mr. Romney was running more toward the right of the Republican field in 2008, he is perceived this year as being relatively moderate.

"Google is perceived as this competitor that has the potential to favor its own search results," Mr. Sterling said.

How is Map the Meal Gap changing the way hunger is perceived in this country?

"What works against Muslim inmates is the politicized nature of how Islam is perceived in this country," Ayloush said.