Sentence examples for perceived afterwards from inspiring English sources

Anyone who is South Asian should remember 9/11 and how the community was perceived afterwards.

As A&E admissions go, it was pretty harmless, and I didn't worry about how people would perceive me afterwards.

The catalogue of "blue on blue" deaths and injuries shows how serious the wrong call from a young man in charge of deadly weaponry can be in the stress, confusion and bureaucracy of modern war – and how events that seem clear one moment may be perceived differently soon afterwards.

89.1% of students had worried about some kind of emotional stress during the dissection course before, but 61.7% stated to have actually perceived emotional stress afterwards.

Those who were functioning at a high level before acquiring CAP may have been impacted more in their ability to function afterwards and therefore perceived a greater impact of CAP on their health because they became more reliant on others.

However, there is a paucity of research examining the impact of these events, or what is perceived to be helpful/unhelpful by midwives afterwards.

16 When talking about PA, many interviewees mentioned the feel-good factor afterwards (participant B), and this perceived positive feedback featured in both the enacting and maintaining phases.

A perceived lack of seriousness hampered Eton for decades afterwards.

13 14 Provoked or not, there may be situations where patients perceive the doctor as intimidating, condescending or patronising, while the physician does not realise until afterwards that the encounter could have been perceived that way.

Two previous key results support this view: (1) When a stimulus is perceived, a second stimulus occurring approximately 180 ms to 500 ms afterwards often fails to reach consciousness [40].

Afterwards, they were interviewed, using the three-step test-interview method [ 24], on the problems they perceived.