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They keenly sensed the perceived loss of respect for the opinions of the elderly.
In fact, the city was keenly sensitive to any perceived slights on the part of the displaced journalists.
His attacks on Mr Johnson's failure to avert strikes by Tube drivers could resonate; voters might recall Mr Livingstone's knack for doing deals with the unions.And Mr Livingstone is keenly aware of his perceived indifference to the city's outskirts; having lost in 2008 to Mr Johnson's "doughnut" strategy, which targeted suburban voters, he is campaigning assiduously in those areas.
The proposal did not refer to U.F.O.'s, but rather, U.A.P.'s, unidentified aerial phenomena, as if those who drew up the proposal were keenly aware of how their objective could be perceived.
I am keenly aware that my dark skin will lead me to be perceived as especially aggressive, regardless of my actions.
PR practitioners need to be keenly attuned to what their brands' strategies are and how their campaigns can be perceived , but they'll be hard-pressed to do so if they don't become more diverse and inclusive themselves.
PR practitioners need to be keenly attuned to what their brands' strategies are and how their campaigns can be perceived by stakeholders and a broader audience — but they'll be hard-pressed to do so if they don't become more diverse and inclusive themselves.
John Denham is keenly aware of the issue known to Labour as "Southern Discomfort", and Guy Opperman knows how the Conservatives are perceived in the North East of England, while former Liberal Democrat leader Sir Menzies Campbell applauds his party's skill at colonising key constituencies.
Keenly aware as a salesman, and as a black man, that clothes can be decisive in the way one is perceived , he has mastered the arcana of racial coding — sartorial profiling, that is — a skill he exploits in his life and his fiction to comic and often unnerving effect.
Keenly aware of being a woman in a man's world, she seems to have been determined above all not to be perceived as a female artist, of which there were many others in her day.
Mourinho is not supposed to be all that keen on this competition, yet he is keenly aware United cannot afford to open it with two defeats and he certainly seemed animated enough midway through the first half, when his protests at a perceived dive by Ivan Petryak turned into a brief technical-area spat with the opposing coach Yuriy Vernydub.
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The phrase "keenly perceived" functions as an adverb-participle combination , modifying a noun or pronoun to indicate how something is understood or sensed. Although there are no exact example sentences provided, Ludwig AI indicates that the phrase is correct and usable in written English.
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