Sentence examples for perceived doing from inspiring English sources

It is possible that hospitals responding to this survey were those doing, or perceived doing, better on self-report than others.

Women were also uncomfortable buying condoms, because the surrounding society perceived doing so as a sign of a casual approach to sexual relations.

But that one song, it is commonly perceived, did it, and keeps doing it.

Whether that threat is real or perceived doesn't necessarily matter.

Granted that the table would exist if it were perceived, does it exist when it is not perceived?

Yet Ted, I perceived, did not mind Rima's being a disembodied spirit; she liked her better that way.

Whitmarsh shows that this claim was closer to outright atheism than agnosticism, since Protagoras went on to argue that what cannot be perceived does not exist.

The trouble is that Britten's career, as widely perceived, does rest on the external consideration and the extra-musical fact.

And remember, a difference that is not perceived does not exist and the brain does not have new information to learn with.

Thus, what is visually perceived does not influence action, suggesting a dissociation between perception and action [6] [10].

This non-parametric statistic was used since the number of barriers perceived did not have a normal distribution.