Sentence examples for perceived both from inspiring English sources

But there actually is a difference, readily perceived both by sound science and by simple human decency.

Again, no surprise.The surprise is this: some men were perceived both as masculine and as interested in children.

From the outset, Indiana Governor Oliver P. Morton perceived both that enforcing the order was impractical and that Democrats gained more from it politically than Republicans.

"At times I didn't know which of their moms the girls were referring to, so I'd ask, and they'd say, 'Mama E.' or 'Mama K.' There was no question the twins perceived both of them as their mothers".

In my new novel, "Riot," for the first time I have major non-Indian characters, Americans as it happens, and that is bound to influence the way the book is perceived both in the United States and in India.

But the mere fact that he raised the specter of the use of force is likely to be perceived both by Iran as a warning of the consequences if it continues its course of action, and by the Bush administration as acceptance of its line that no option, including the use of force, can be excluded.

Then have them try Role on the Wall to explore points of view about the artist, Takeshi Miyakawa, and his role in society, as perceived both by himself and by others around him — including other prisoners on Rikers Island, Birgit Lohmann, the editor and a founder of Designboom, and the architect Rafael Viñoly.

The car sharing element was perceived both positively and negatively across the sample (see Table 9).