Sentence examples for perceived as remote from inspiring English sources

Kraft is a very authentic and popular politician whereas her conservative challenger, the federal environment secretary, Norbert Röttgen, was perceived as remote and out of touch.

Often perceived as remote, the sites and systems of resource mining not only expose the scales and states of industrial extraction but they reconfigure the limits of urban economies and extents of patterns of consumption.

Often e-learning is perceived as remote and impersonal [ 33].

Schools perceived as stronger blocked the way.

Employers were perceived as greedy.

Borough Dysmorphia The patient's sense of distance, distorted by subway trauma, becomes cognitively rewired, so that a nearby borough is perceived as outlandishly remote.

The patient's sense of distance, distorted by subway trauma, becomes cognitively rewired, so that a nearby borough is perceived as outlandishly remote.

The effort has been so intensive that, in many respects, the tribal area of South Waziristan, generally perceived as backward and remote, now has better infrastructure than many other parts of Pakistan.

In short, management is perceived as increasingly autocratic and remote.

It happened, perhaps mawkishly, when Princess Diana died in 1997 and the royal family — perceived as stuffy and unresponsive, remote and unfeeling — seemed to disdain its subjects' communal grief.

While being exposed to an intensive tonic pain stimulus at one area of the body, another phasic pain stimulus applied to a remote site is perceived as less painful.