Sentence examples for only perceived as from inspiring English sources

Or is it stereotyping and women are only perceived as being overly aggressive?

Studies have shown that, strangely enough, if you increase traffic tenfold, it is only perceived as twice as loud.

In sum, off-topic profiles are not only perceived as inappropriate in common-identity communities, they also diminish the orientation toward the group.

Despite this abundant literature, the soil engineering concept remains a 'preach to the choir' and bioturbation only perceived as important for soil ecologists.

The staining phenomena are not only perceived as an aesthetic problem confined to surfaces but also as promoters of a gradual deterioration that over the long term [4] reduces the legibility of the artefacts and deprives those monuments of their intrinsic (historical, religious or political) value.

In fact, a woman participating actively in the labor market is not only perceived as being a form of personal actualization for the woman herself, but is also something which is seen to have a positive effect on family finances and social economic development.

Mr. Brunn added to the effect by dancing a snappy flamenco, heel clicks and all, as he contended with what the audience could only perceive as aerial chaos.

Those more inclined to lie are not only happier, but perceived as both friendlier and more amiable than individuals who are more truthful.

"For the longest time, I've only perceived Douglas as just a school of entitled children and those who Juul," he said, referring to a brand of electronic cigarettes.

He wanted people to feel what the artist feels, and it is no secret that Ionesco not only perceived himself as Berenger, but also that he wrote at least three plays, one before and one after "Rhinoceros," with Berenger as hero, or perhaps anti-hero.

The report describes the impacts of coal combustion on climate change as being only "perceived".