Sentence examples for not particularly perceived from inspiring English sources
However, thebreathiness power measure was found to have problems, mainly in the phoneme transition portions, where some peaks in the breathiness power contour were often observed (e.g., in Figures 8(a) and 8 e)), but are not particularly perceived as breathy.
That the GOP survived the 1970s is no indication that it can survive its current crisis: Watergate was very much about one man, Richard Nixon, and while the Republican brand was badly damaged, its policies were not: Vietnam was not a Republican war, and the dreadful state of the economy was not particularly perceived to be the responsibility of the GOP, or even of Nixon.
They reported that while shelters often do provide adequate caloric intake, they perceive that the meals are not particularly healthy.
Other students perceive simulation games as fun, but not particularly useful as an instructional method compared to lectures, and about equally useful as case discussions (Beuk, 2015).
Our findings are consistent with prior research showing that women are not particularly concerned about weight gain during pregnancy, as they perceive it as inevitable [ 36- 39].
While all three target persons were not perceived particularly favorably by participants, the narcissist was consistently perceived more favorably than the Machiavellian and the psychopath who were perceived quite similarly to each other.
While Mr. Bauer said he was not particularly pleased with the decline in the television ratings, he added that he was satisfied with how the pageant was being perceived these days.
Sometimes those factors are not particularly positive: in the Philippines and Sri Lanka, Morley explains, female academics have been able to rise up the career ladder because the profession isn't perceived as desirable, prestigious, or sufficiently well-remunerated by men.
If not particularly lighter.
Not particularly, she said.
