Sentence examples for perceived as both from inspiring English sources

Many experiments have found that women have trouble being perceived as both nice and competent.

Women were perceived as both less dangerous and more likely to be good in bed.

More broadly, Mr. Bush is increasingly perceived as both the servant and captive of moneyed interests.

The rise of the gaming industry in Mississippi has been perceived as both a benefit and a bane.

What has happened is a marginalisation of the church because it is perceived as both sentimental and authoritarian.

Women are supposed to be gentle and nurturing, men are driven and authoritative, and deviating from those expectations is perceived as both a moral and personal failure.

Schools perceived as stronger blocked the way.

In her new book, "Presence," Cuddy says people quickly answer two questions when they first meet you: Psychologists refer to these dimensions as warmth and competence respectively, and ideally you want to be perceived as having both.

Results showed that the crisps were perceived as being both crisper and fresher when the overall sound was increased, or when the high-frequency sounds were amplified.

Though "Glitter," a soundtrack album, and the accompanying movie were widely perceived as failures, both commercially and artistically, that did not necessarily mean that Ms. Carey's commercial days had come to an end.

On most indicators, the difference between Turnbull and Shorten are negligible, although the prime minister is perceived as being both more intelligent and more arrogant than his protagonist, two sides, perhaps to the same sword.