Sentence examples for perceived differently than from inspiring English sources

Studies have shown that risk is often perceived differently than its statistical history suggests, and can differ between individuals.

"They can make all the arguments they want about it, but they are perceived differently than they were perceived before March 2. Our perception remains the same".

Further Questions for Discussion: –In your opinion, are women in positions of power and authority perceived differently than their male counterparts?

In a recent Your Money column, "A Toolkit for Women Seeking a Raise," my colleague Tara Siegel Bernard explored why the gender pay gap exists -- possible reasons include that women ask for raises less often than men and are perceived differently than men when they do ask.

"A single, white woman running for office probably will be perceived differently than a single, African-American woman with children running for office.

For example, an arrogant male is perceived differently than an arrogant female.

"There are times in life when the question of knowing if one can think differently than one thinks, and perceive differently than one sees, is absolutely necessary if one is to go on looking and reflecting at all".

"One possible explanation is that there is more discrimination against women when they are obese than against men, that obesity is perceived differently for women than for men," said Avi Dor, director of the health economics program at George Washington University.

No, she says, it's not because she's perceived differently in Britain than the States.

In addition, the clinically-led nature of the HF initiative studied here may have led to it being perceived differently by professionals, rather than, as many service improvement initiatives are, being imposed by the hospital's management.

In reality, different types of errors are perceived differently, for example, timing deviations are less perceptible than pitch deviations.