Sentence examples for originally perceived from inspiring English sources

Yet it was originally perceived, rightly, as a work in need of camouflage, a skeleton that requires savvy stagecraft to give it flesh.

Originally perceived as a "milder Gove", she is now thought to be more of a "continuity Gove", after stating that a future Conservative government would make the English baccalaureate (Ebacc) – a set of five traditional subjects – compulsory for every pupil.

Afforestation was originally perceived as an agricultural activity, and thereafter as a tool for managing the national land reserve and as an aid for developing settlements.

The legal and moral implications of this service remain unanswered, though it seems clear that iDesktop.tv is moving in quite a different direction to Nick Bell's Quick.tv, which was originally perceived as a competitor.

Sure, money is much more complex than I had originally perceived it to be in the school yard.

The key is keeping an open heart to that which we originally perceived as producing our reactivity.

Excluded people expanded their self-concept to incorporate new attributes characteristic of a novel social target but which they did not originally perceive as characteristic of themselves (Study 1).

Someone blind since birth and newly made to see would not originally perceive everything before him as if it were a "point" (i.e., an unextended spot of colour), but would experience "light distributed (répandue) in every direction [outwards as well as above, below, to the left and to the right]" (Essay I.vi. §§12, 14).

Part of the challenge of doing business in rural Texas, Mr. Abraham said, was related to his family originally being perceived as outsiders by the segregationist Panhandle establishment of the time.

2) "Disability" originally concerned perceived limitations caused by pain symptoms during leisure time (0 to 100 VAS) using a cut-off point set at 20 [ 27].

Originally, it was perceived that the TCDC shall serve this role.