Sentence examples for more perceived from inspiring English sources

Another omission is more perceived than real.

That is to say, it is more perceived than real.

It is about more perceived deception and secrecy.

"Soldiers often arrived in neighbourhoods in military cargo trucks and forced 20 or more perceived pro-Gbagbo youth to board.

"There are many barriers and challenges to exporting, but many of them are more perceived than they are real," he said.

He could no longer "watch passively", writes IDS while "certain policies… are more and more perceived as distinctly political rather than in the national economic interest".

In other words, technology users – whether they are citizens or students – have to believe that a digital form of ID is not only safe, but also provides more perceived value than a physical format.

Tallying those affirmations enables us to be ranked, attract a following, and achieve more perceived respect.

The unaffiliated volunteers reported also significantly more perceived lack of control and less provided support compared to the professional personnel.

More perceived impact was reported for injection risk behaviors than for sexual risk behaviors among participants in the intervention arm.

The confirmation of the hypothesis of variability should imply that spatiotemporal variability in the system lead to more perceived naturalness and, consequently, more similarity with the captured dance.