Sentence examples for may not be perceived from inspiring English sources

Your reply — "Swimming" — may or may not be perceived as sarcasm.

Even the exquisite 15th-century "Annunciation" in gold and enamel may not be perceived as the ecclesiastical treasure it is.

His last two works may not be perceived as dominant works (like those of Colonel John and Big Brown), but that is Steve Asmussen.

While steroids may not be perceived as being as dangerous as recreational narcotics, Mr. Browne said they are just as problematic for officers who do not have proof of their medical necessity.

It may not be perceived by the opposition with excessive enthusiasm today, but ordinary Poles and the entire world has spoken in high, really high terms of our common effort.

"A commission that purports to speak out on behalf of human rights, that now has Sudan and Libya as members and doesn't have the United States as members, I think may not be perceived as the most powerful advocate of human rights in the world," a White House spokesman, Ari Fleischer, said.

13 14 However, the sensation of thirst may often not be perceived until 1.5 L of body water is lost, 15 16 or a 2% body mass deficit is incurred.

Improvement may be occurring and not be perceived; it may not be occurring and be perceived as occurring.

The benefits may not be immediately perceived".

Certain values and norms in eating patterns are symbolic of broader structures in society as a whole and may not be well perceived by outsiders (Goody 1982).

This may not be immediately perceived as detrimental, but it can still induce maladaptive reactions.