Sentence examples for perceived by a from inspiring English sources

Organoleptic means "perceived by a sense organ".

Avoid direct eye contact, which may be perceived by a bear as a challenge.

Extreme sports, he said, "reject the apparent dullness of modern life, at least as perceived by a 20-year-old".

Unilever's report found that almost a third of women in the studiesfelt advertising shows them as perceived by a man.

Apart from appearing unprofessional, it could be perceived by a female employee as contributing to a hostile work environment.

Any concessions Prime Minister Ariel Sharon could have given as "an achievement" would most likely have also been perceived by a majority of Palestinians as an Israeli weakness.

"It is reasonable to assume Mr Woolfe meant for it to be a physical altercation, as it had been perceived by a clear majority of members in attendance".

Exactly the same is true of the wearing of a full-face veil: it is perceived by a large section of the non-Muslim population as unnecessary and arrogant.

Many creative writing students start with the belief that writing is entirely the operation of point of view; in other words, that the world only exists in so far as it is perceived by a human personality.

Voice quality refers to the clearness of a speaker's voice as perceived by a listener.

In those situations, pavement surfaces are perceived by a vehicle as nonstationary stochastic processes [47, 63, 64].