Sentence examples for perceived exists from inspiring English sources

The end result has been surprise and praise for a kinder, gentler NFL than many had perceived exists.

I wanted to bridge the cultural and class divide that I perceived existed between these self-aware people and myself.

The question raises a fundamental issue of consciousness: how much of what we perceive exists outside of us and how much is a product of our minds?

So they are being expected to spend more for a problem they don't perceive exists because they don't see it and by doing it they don't get any additional benefit.

In brief prefaces added to the second volume of the Recherche, Malebranche chastised both thinkers for failing to read the work they were discussing, noting in particular that he had explicitly argued in the Recherche that the ideas we perceive exist in God rather than in us.

Instead of educating high school students, they will be narrowly trained to fill niches that the corporate partners perceive exist in the global labor market such as English language call centers.

The purpose of this article is to examine some of the underlying reasons why populations are especially vulnerable to earthquakes in the region, and why a perceived disconnect exists between earthquake-resistant engineering and those populations most at risk from earthquakes.

However, as long as victimization (or perceived victimization) exists, it is important for adolescents to respond in nonviolent ways.

The results of Table  5 indicate that a threshold of perceived exertion exists for high levels of neck/shoulder (trapezius) muscle activity.

Since 37%% of the variance in perceived discrimination exists at the cluster-level versus only seventeen percent for consistent condom use, there was less variance in consistent condom use available at the cluster level to be explained by our model.

Although partnerships may be perceived to exist, the level of Aboriginal control identified as crucial in the pilot phase is not always maintained.