Sentence examples for perceived as rather from inspiring English sources

People started flying to Bilbao, perceived as rather gritty until then, in order to see it up close.

In contrast, but again in both cases, the traceability of assumed interrelations, of the composition of individual scenarios and of the sample were perceived as rather low, at least by non-experts or externals, i.e., actors not directly involved into these activities.

Heywood's work initially seems a bit wan, but this style curiously has come to be perceived as rather macho--a reading possibly explained by the fact that the making of this sort of work calls for intense soul searching.

Therefore, to avoid ceiling effects in the looming condition, here we included, besides a plw that consistently elicits a facing bias, also a plw that consistently is perceived as rather ambiguous concerning its in-depth orientation (see methods).

In wine making the malolactic fermentation can be particularly advantageous since lactic acid has a softer, rounder taste than malic acid, which is perceived as rather "tart".

This resulted in a heightened ability to regulate compulsive behavior, whereas prior to MBCT, compulsions had been perceived as rather uncontrollable.

To be sure, in the context of an individual lifetime that experiment may perceived as unfolding rather slowly.

Continuity in their relationship with patients was perceived as important as team members, rather than temporary bystanders as students.

A pope who had previously been regarded as someone rather cold, professorial, aloof and authoritarian; had suddenly been perceived as a rather kindly and gentle grandfather figure.

But when steps are perceived as political rather than analytical, it subverts the perceived role of participants.

"It's perceived as a rather stingy gift," says Max Hole, who runs Universal Music Group's businesses outside America.