Sentence examples for perceived as small from inspiring English sources

Everybody wants to cultivate that sense of underdog, salt-of-the-earth, rustic cool that comes with being perceived as small.

"The domestic is perceived as small but it's not, it gets to the heart of how people live their daily lives," she says.

"Sometimes they don't want to be perceived as small in the market relative to their profile and track record".

OR of <2 are perceived as small.

An incentive perceived as small or insufficient was often considered a disincentive.

Infants whose birth size was perceived as small or smaller had a 1.74 times greater risk of dying than those perceived as average or larger in size.

Nonwords containing fricatives were perceived as smaller, faster, lighter, sharper, softer, and more feminine than stops (Klink, 2000).

To test whether that was because older children were perceived as larger than reality or younger children were perceived as smaller, and to put numbers to this phenomenon, the scientists asked 77 mothers to mark the estimated height of their 2- to 6-year-old children on a blank wall.

This can be a coping mechanism to avoid wind farms to an extent (Kreuzinger 2008), but it can also be perceived as small-scale displacement (Steinborn et al. 2011).

This loading scenario differs from Earthquake Scenario A in that the very intense Rinaldi record is applied first, whereas the weaker Aegion and Lefkada records, subsequently imposed on the models, may be perceived as smaller aftershocks.

Too often, we shirk our responsibility to fight for social justice simply because we conflate doing something we perceive as small with doing nothing at all.