Sentence examples for much perceived as from inspiring English sources

The grumps are pretty much perceived as grumps and the extroverts make it easy for themselves.

The garden and house is "his little patch of London and I think he is very much perceived as a down-to-earth figure".

"Drones are still very much perceived as being a military technology and only now they start to move into the civil space.

Musical divisions based on class are not absolute, however, and are sometimes as much perceived as actual; popular American country music, for example, is a commercial genre designed to "appeal to a working-class identity, whether or not its listeners are actually working class".

"Thus," the researchers write, "the social consequences of increased inequality may not entail as much relative impoverishment, or as much perceived injustice, as might appear".

But products that do not have as much perceived benefit, like processed foods for adults, may struggle.

An architectural object succeeds aesthetically, then, when its parts form a harmonious whole and we gauge such success through imaginatively perceiving as much.

Quarantine and other public health practices are effective and valuable ways to control communicable disease outbreaks and public anxiety, but these strategies have always been much debated, perceived as intrusive, and accompanied in every age and under all political regimes by an undercurrent of suspicion, distrust, and riots.

I'd much rather be perceived as loud and arrogant, because all our sensitivity's in our records".

Because their identity depends so much on being perceived as innovative, these elite groups generate novel ideas rapidly.

Case studies provided much evidence of trust between researchers (i.e., independent scientists within a globalized network) being perceived as much stronger than that between researchers and their institutions, or between institutions – where 'institutions' were seen as the overall body, usually a university, but sometimes a department or faculty.