Sentence examples for perceived after from inspiring English sources

"I worry how I will be perceived after the show is over," she said.

The outcome could still turn on unexpected events and how the candidates are perceived after their three debates next month.

How is this going to be perceived?" After speaking to the LA Times, they held a press conference – a surreal situation for all involved.

Though they had long since divorced, she was inevitably perceived after he died of AIDS in 1987 as the widowed repository of his legacy, the embodiment of Broadway's own incalculable loss.

Table 2 shows the percentages of patients that achieved a significant change in pain intensity and fatigue perceived after 6 minutes of intense chewing.

Then we describe the changes they perceived after a year of reflection and finally supervisors identified some barriers they felt might limit the use of technology in supervision.

They perceive after-sales services to be a necessary evil and behave as though big business-to-business service contracts, small business-to-consumer warranties, and everything in between were like taxes a needless expense.

Yet he has only to be peering through round hornrimmed glasses, as Shepherd reads the words "But above the grey land and the spasms of bleak dust which drift endlessly over it, you perceive, after a moment, the eyes of Doctor T.J. Eckleburg," and the words and action are united.

The true ownership costs are often much more than what customers perceive, after repairs, insurance, interest and other expenses are taken into account.

Our aim was to draw up a systematic outline of the outcomes the patients may perceive after consultations with their GPs.

It explains a lot about him, and how he is perceived, that after an extraordinary 20 years at Arsenal, he can be all of them.