Sentence examples for perceived first from inspiring English sources

Although it will be perceived first and foremost as a new cultural centre, Mima's greatest achievement is to reconfigure Middlesbrough's city centre.

The victim is perceived first as a person of consequence, then suddenly as an inert body subject to the laws of physics: authority is debunked by gravity, mind by matter; man is degraded to a mechanism.

Turning to the other examples, in the French film dialogue, the daughter's "hand" is perceived first in a metaphorical frame of reference, then suddenly in a literal, bodily context.

The populist surge should arguably be perceived first and foremost as a counter-reaction to these trends, intended to stymie their effects on the less economically and socially adapted groups experiencing a growing sense of political, economic, and cultural deprivation, alienation, and instability.

"Foreign women are perceived first as company representatives, second as foreigners, and third as female.

However, my American identity was perceived first and foremost.

Most would probably vote to keep out perceived fourth-tier candidates, which is fine.

Nobody will choose a perceived second best, no matter how minute the difference in care.

Younger couples, from an era when gays were less closeted, were inclined to consider marriage an entitlement that would erase their perceived second-class status.

"Dylan Thomas sets the standard for the race now, and we expect Scorpion to be the perceived second string for Aidan O'Brien," said Ladbrokes' spokesman David Williams.

Further, users who perceived second screen experiences to afford little control increased their assessment of content credibility and enjoyment when presented with higher modality experiences.