Sentence examples for past perceived from inspiring English sources

Nostalgia for childhood or for a past perceived as more agreeable help propel these festivities.

"In the past, perceived quality was more or less attached to the technological sophistication of a product, the highest number of features," he said.

He watched as Steve Harmison, smarting over past perceived offences by Chris Gayle, gave the Jamaican a decent 90mph work-over before handing the scalp to Matthew Hoggard.

It will keep rising because history inspires growing interest in our global culture with a melancholy yearning for a past perceived as glorious, and because it offers an objective selection criterion to those who do not see the art — or the lack of it.

She is co-author of Together on Top of the World by Warner Books, speaks professionally about pushing past perceived boundaries to pursue your greatest dreams, and helps corporations transform their organizations into dynamic forces for revenue growth.

In fact, I'll go so far as to recommend that you should be grateful for your past perceived mistakes.

A past of perceived persecution and loss was the weapon of choice for nationalist leaders bent on stirring violence.

He joined the UUP in 1977 but was distrusted, partly because of his Vanguard past, his perceived intellectual snobbery, and his lack of the farming background associated with the unionist tradition: to many unionists, he 'wasn't one of us'.

Perhaps, as one reaches the age of the permanent sabbatical, one becomes more noticeably aware that everything that lies behind us appears to be in motion and unsettled, that memories of separate periods tend to affect one another, that the past, as perceived in time, is subject to mutations.

Statistical analyses revealed that past behaviour, perceived behavioural control (PBC) and age were significant predictors of daily F&V consumption.

The speaker's epistemic state is about a (potential) event at a past time perceived at the speaker's utterance time.