Sentence examples for perceived common from inspiring English sources

His wife, for all her perceived common touch, revels in her status.

Pakistani intelligence officials say the groups have now formed a loose alliance to fight their perceived common enemy, the government of General Musharraf.

And in times where perceived common sense is as far from the truth as can be, we find the need to speak out once again.

The perceived common cause then drives the integration of sensory inputs from different modalities, leading to postural displacement and changes in the sense of ownership.

Their situation, like that of millions in the United States, pits competing interests: those of children (to live in their country with their parents) against those of states (to enforce borders for the perceived common good).

Thus, during his mature career an artist's failure to tow the line of "Socialist Realism," which required art to serve the (perceived) common good, would no longer be life-threatening.

The disadvantage is that it hinders the ability to perceive common themes, which in the case of three painters from the same family might have provided useful, even enticing, points of comparison.

Thus, teleost ORs are likely to perceive "common" odorants for fishes.

Conversely, conserved repertoires of V1R and V2R families in teleost fishes may imply that receptors in these families perceive common odorants for teleosts, such as amino acids.

These V2Rs may be used to perceive common odor substances to these fishes, like amino and nucleic acids [ 21].

Previous studies have indicated the extent to which a variety of factors including how young people perceive common disorders like depression and suitability of available services or treatments [ 9], or how young people interact with primary care services [ 7], affect the probability that young people will use services or receive appropriate mental health care.