Sentence examples for perceived almost from inspiring English sources

We want Ghost to be perceived almost in a cinematic way, just as somebody goes to the theatre to see The Omen or The Exorcist.

Wilson makes another key point about the song, and its lyrical and musical appeal – that before Stairway, Zeppelin were perceived almost exclusively as a band for men.

This shows that on average, in-vehicle times are perceived almost the same, regardless of whether one or two transfers are made.

In fact, LBP is perceived almost as a completely different disease in Switzerland and in Southeast Europe [ 33].

Corruption in the school's administrative processes was perceived almost equally in the two surveys; 13% in 2000 and 12% in 2007 considered it the main administrative problem.

For example, the property hot for the concept LIGHTBULB is perceived almost exclusively by touch, as is well known by anyone who has ever burnt their fingers unscrewing a lamp.

Their refusal so far to confront sweeping structural change reads as if they agree with the notion that the French perceive almost any change in the system as a threat because virtually everyone's self-interest is wired to a state-protected status quo.

Why are we able to consciously perceive almost all errors in certain tasks, while in other tasks more than 50% of the errors remain unnoticed?

This was not a good example for the fight against doping, they made an example of the most innocent person," says Belu, still smouldering at the perceived injustice almost nine months on.

But it was perceived in almost the exact opposite way.

Because of his blistering speed, he was widely perceived as almost exclusively a deep threat.