Sentence examples for perceived and discussed from inspiring English sources

Being royal in contemporary Britain is all about resisting self-expression, projecting yourself as an archetype, because anything else risks being perceived and discussed as a stereotype.

Nonetheless, it is not healthy to allow a vital relationship to be perceived and discussed through only very narrow lenses.

Both provide information of how issues around ethnicity and services are framed, perceived and discussed.

How feedback is perceived and discussed will determine how feedback is interpreted and adopted (Hattie and Timperley 2007).

12 Since family-based interventions have been proposed as the most effective approach to treating child obesity 13 14 knowledge about how other adult caretakers perceive and discuss young children's body weights will contribute to understanding familial barriers to treatment.

(Delivered and cohabiting 25 year old) When asked how they perceived disclosing and discussing pregnancy, women often described a time process.

Timeouts give the students opportunities to perceive, interpret and discuss the fiction together with the moderator and propose changes and strategies to be tried out as the consultation restarts after timeout.

Whether in print or programming, the editorial quality and independence of Time Warner's news operations have never been in question, and I have neither perceived nor discussed the need for a new level of supervision.

Bettcher argues that by recognizing reality enforcement and resistant responses to it, the perceived conflict (discussed earlier in this entry) between theories which reduce gender to a social construction and the political necessity of taking seriously trans identities which claim gender realness can be better mitigated.

Questions and probes were designed to provide an opportunity for parents to discuss how they perceived and experienced a number of aspects of their child's care (see Additional file 1: Interview Guide, Appendix).

She co-founded the Proud not Primitive campaign that helps shape how tribes in India are perceived, discussed and treated.