Sentence examples for perceived as cold from inspiring English sources

Thus, when a warm stimulus is perceived as cold, the illusion is called paradoxical cold.

Women face a related challenge: Those viewed as tough and strong are also typically perceived as cold and unfeminine.

Was I supposed to follow Hayley, pursuing her across the twenty-five-mile-per-hour zones to the hospital, where things would proceed pretty much exactly the same as if I had not followed her? Was I supposed to return to work, where, through no fault of my own, I would be perceived as cold and un-empathic?

Mosconi on the other hand was reportedly perceived as cold.

Technology can often be perceived as cold, dead and alienating, but not in the hands of multidisciplinary artist Matt Pyke who heads up art/design studio Universal Everything with interactive director Mike Tucker, sound designer Simon Pyke, and animation director Chris Perry.

Dan Rather, who had been perceived as colder than his predecessor, Walter Cronkite, suddenly got better ratings in 1982 and pulled into first place when he started wearing gray and maroon sweater vests under a sport coat to deliver the news.

Secondly, cold allodynia was induced by topical menthol and cortical activations were measured during previously innocuous cold stimulation (i.e. cold pain threshold + 5 °C), that were then perceived as painful.

Schools perceived as stronger blocked the way.

Russians are sometimes perceived as being cold, and meetings a little frosty, which can prevent deals.

In Arkansas, Mrs. Clinton was perceived as the cold realist to Bill's more sanguine softy.

They are often perceived as mechanical, cold and threatening in our culture and it's difficult to reverse that impression.