Sentence examples for once again perceived from inspiring English sources

The calls for mercy and reform of today are happening at a time when drugs are once again perceived to be creeping into those suburban neighborhoods.

Thresholds were determined by the method of limits, i.e. the frequency of the flickering light is increased until permanent light is perceived and is then decreased until the light is once again perceived as flickering.

Realists will point out, once again, that perceived motion – both the ordinary kind, and the peculiar kind associated with motion aftereffect – exists on the level of sensory phenomena: it features prominently in our immediate experience.

In the second experiment participants were asked to judge, once again, the perceived emotion while being presented with emotionally mismatching and matching displays.

Staring harder, Columbus wrote, he "again perceived it once or twice, appearing like the light of a wax candle moving up and down, which some thought an indication of land".

Once again, Romney's perceived electability was his biggest asset.

Once again he was perceived as too pro-Western, and the job went to Boutros Boutros-Ghali of Egypt.

Perhaps if Mr. Gingrich won by blowout margins, he would come to be perceived (once again) as the major challenger to Mr. Romney, supplanting Mr. Santorum.

They have once again shown that for any perceived defensive and midfield frailties, United have a range of attacking options and formations that make them intensely formidable.

The survey shows once again that readers and users perceive our coverage is having some influence on a number of areas of their everyday lives.

Kant then immediately refers to "David Hume, who, among all philosophers, came closest to this problem"; and he suggests, once again, that Hume failed to perceive the solution because he did not conceive the problem in its "[full] generality, but rather stopped with the synthetic proposition of the connection of the effect with the cause (principium causalitatis)" (ibid).