Sentence examples for perceived as a statement from inspiring English sources

As Goodyear explains: Riding a bike in the United States has long been perceived as a statement.

Because Olson had been so public about his interest and because he seemed sure of the outcome, his inability to close the deal with AOL Time Warner was widely perceived as a statement on his reduced power within Bertelsmann.

By mid-1643 Rupert had become so well known that he was an issue in any potential peace accommodation Parliament was seeking to see him punished as part of any negotiated solution, and the presence of Rupert at the court, close to the King during the negotiations, was perceived as a bellicose statement in itself.

"You have my word" is perceived as a more powerful statement than a written signature.

Telling an individual that they have a risk of 1.3 in 10,000 compared with a general population risk of 1 in 10,000 does not concern most people, whereas saying that they have a 30% greater risk than the average person of succumbing to a disease is perceived as very risky, even though both statements are the same.

This statement was perceived as a message to Pres.

It has been perceived as a political symbol, a symbol for oppression, as well as a fashion statement.

This statement is supported by Campbell, Dunkel-Schetter, & Peplau (1991) who reported that infertility may be perceived as a threat to an infertile person's life's goals, contributing to a low perception of control [ 39].

The Japanese have been pushing for a reiteration of the statement issued after the last G-7 meeting in September, when the yen's rapid appreciation was perceived as a threat to the feeble economic recovery here.

And, since any mark made on the painting surface can be perceived as a spatial statement for it rests upon it there are also qualities of three-dimensional design in paintings composed primarily of flat shapes.

Finally, Google is perceived as a threat.