Sentence examples for perceived character from inspiring English sources

The Times columnist Roger Cohen wrote, "Trump's perceived character . . .

The bravery and the emotionality of it fit very well with Harry's perceived character".

But "low-information" voters, the ones under discussion here, vote less on votes than on perceived character.

That, at least, was the assumption right up to last weekend when, by stepping completely out of his perceived character, he put behind him a terrible setback and won a major championship in an 18-hole play-off.

The points of contention among independents will likely be Mr. Gore's perceived character weaknesses versus the lingering doubts about Mr. Bush's depth, as well as voters' displeasure with the Republican Congress and the party's weaknesses on leading issues.

Jeb Bush and Chris Christie competed head-to-head to address their perceived character flaws before Republican activists in New Hampshire on Friday during the first big "cattle call" of the party's presidential primary race.

Our approach is shown to yield state-of-the-art reconstructions of perceived characters as estimated from BOLD responses.

Think of an actor in a role where you perceived their character as friendly and note the tone, speed of delivery, facial expressions, and body language they present when in character.

Egao's perceived global character has ultimately played a significant role in facilitating online resistance to and critique of the state.

The perceived oppressive character of al-Shabab provides abundant opportunities for currents of Somali disaffection to grow and multiply.

I'd initially perceived the character as yet another variation on the cable anti-hero, his "bad" qualities really just sexy scars.