Sentence examples for perceived dynamism from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, however, no other member of the emerging BRIC countries (China, India and Russia) even came close to Brazil in terms of their perceived dynamism.

Both perceived sexual dynamism and sexual concerns led to women's diminished pleasure and as a consequence they felt bad about sex and tried to adopt actions/interactions to manage it.

This reluctance may be further embedded due to the perceived lack of dynamism in agriculture.

When Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld talked about "old Europe" versus new Europe, he was comparing what he saw as obsolescence and fatigue in France and Germany with the dynamism he perceived in our Central European allies.

A school day that is too long, a curriculum perceived as not relevant to immediate needs, and methods and materials that lack dynamism are also factors that must be addressed in a comprehensive effort to bring children into the educational system.

For perceived advantage?

Or perceived.

Indeed perceived age.

Women perceived a sexual dynamism a temporary increase or decrease in their or their spouse's sexual desires and activities at certain times in their lives such as in the early years of marriage, pregnancy, and postpartum.

As I perceive.

"One is perceiving.