Sentence examples for perceived far from inspiring English sources

The technocrats in Brussels are increasingly perceived far, remote and unknown, as the technocrats at the World Bank and more specifically at the International Monetary Fund are perceived in many developing countries.

The LSI-R is inherently limited by reporting and social desirability biases; clients may perceive far greater repercussions to reporting ongoing substance use, for example, to a probation officer than to a clinician or researcher, even if actual substance use was corroborated by urine toxicology.

Matthew Arnold, looking overThe Channel from the cliffs of Dover,Scanned with his telescope almostThe whole French coastAs far as Étretat,And was upon the point of saying "Ah,"When he perceived, not far from the great Aiguille,A lobster led on a leash beside the sea.It was Nerval, enjoying his _vacances!_Alas for gravitas!

From Richard Wilbur's poem "A Prelude" (May 3, 2010): Matthew Arnold, looking over The Channel from the cliffs of Dover, Scanned with his telescope almost The whole French coast As far as ÿtretat, And was upon the point of saying "Ah," When he perceived, not far from the great Aiguille, A lobster led on a leash beside the sea.

by Sharon Levy Matthew Arnold, looking overThe Channel from the cliffs of Dover,Scanned with his telescope almostThe whole French coastAs far as Étretat,And was upon the point of saying "Ah,"When he perceived, not far from the great Aiguille,A lobster led on a leash beside the sea.It was Nerval, enjoying his vacances!Alas for gravitas!

Matthew Arnold, looking overThe Channel from the cliffs of Dover,Scanned with his telescope almostThe whole French coastAs far as Étretat,And was upon the point of saying "Ah,"When he perceived, not far from the great Aiguille,A lobster led on a leash beside the sea.It was Nerval, enjoying his vacances!Alas for gravitas!

The challenge was either alien to them or perceived as far too much of a struggle.

Also, by not seeing the whole picture all the time, the eyes perceived a far fuzzier image.

An interest in theatre and a Louisiana background drew them together as undergraduates at Columbia University, but their affinity, they soon perceived, went far deeper.

But Mr. Sestak's argument lost its punch in the shadow of the Senate race next door in Delaware, where the Republican candidate, Christine O'Donnell, was perceived as far more extreme.

It may take a little reading between the lines, but this discussion will give you a clear sense of how you and your work have been perceived so far.