Sentence examples for perceived back from inspiring English sources

It was also perceived back in Iowa City that he was a steady and heavy loser at gambling, and that his writing was not going well.

"This paucity of reporting - the almost total reliance on just a few reporters - has stark implications for how the war is perceived back home," Mr. Hanrahan wrote.

It's a concept that's easy to dismiss, but everyone who does should take a good look at how Airbnb was perceived back when they started out a couple of years ago.

Trump's perceived backing down last week from his "deportation force" proposal has inspired unease among some of his most vocal supporters.

But in light of Iran's perceived backing of the Houthis, the US has until now been unwilling to lend support.

But if we could trace the differentiated bands of distinctly coloured light we perceive back into the pre-prismatic realm, they would of course revert to a single bright whiteness.

More men than women took a harder stance against nations that they perceive back terrorist groups.

Clinicians may be more likely to perceive back pain as limiting in the day to day activities that a person has to perform hence consider there is a greater need to prescribe stronger pain medication for back pain.

Younger participants tended to perceive back pain as more threatening to their careers; whereas older workers, or those closer to retirement appeared to find it easier to ask for help [ 38, 42, 69].

Participants who attended all recommended appointments perceived their back pain as less threatening, had higher levels of personal control over their back pain, felt that they understood their back pain better, and appraised their acupuncturist more positively than participants who did not attend all appointments.

While the government has a particular quarrel with al-Jazeera – a Qatari-owned network perceived to back Egypt's ousted president Mohamed Morsi – some speculate that the trial is also intended to frighten all journalists from reporting on contentious issues.