Sentence examples for perceived departure from inspiring English sources

Published in January when the arts funding cuts debacle was in full swing, McMaster's review was received politely and welcomed for its perceived departure from a funding system reliant on the loathed tick-box culture.

Every American parish, it is true, seems to have at least one outraged traditionalist noting perceived departures from orthodoxy and vowing, "the Vatican will hear about this".

These fine institutions witnessed their wonderful academic initiatives and loyal alumni base marginalized and stained by this departure from their core values and perceived loss of direction.

Before raising one panel, a sound stimulus was delivered to synchronize the attention state of all sheep (head-up) so they could concurrently perceive the departure of the initiator.

The commercials are perceived as a departure from previous female-friendly Foulkes ads.

"Bow Down / I Been On" was perceived as a significant departure from Beyoncé's existing catalogue, particularly for its aggressive nature.

Certainly it is a departure from the perceived instrumentalism of recent government thinking, and as such it undermines some fairly sacred progressive assumptions.

It remains to be seen if Steve Hilton's departure makes that perceived problem better or worse.

The management of novel ecosystems may be perceived as innovative given its departure from the way restoration has traditionally been approached and practiced.

Furthermore, there were three more adolescents (11%) that could be perceived as sufficiently competent at departure while they were perceived as incompetent at admission, but the McNemar tests showed no significant differences in competence from admission to departure.

The revealed preference questions included a user assessment of the perceived quality of different aspects of departure and arrival stations.