Sentence examples for perceived from a from inspiring English sources

He could tell that this was perceived from a great distance.

Oral proceedings in courts can be perceived from a discourse analysis perspective.

As a final observation, the examined newcomer integration strategies were perceived from a double perspective of the study participants: currently as community members, and, at the same time, as former newcomers.

So while largely perceived from a Western perspective as a suppressive mask designed to conceal a woman's facial features, I have to admit the niqab was my shield.

The chairman of the Senate banking committee, which oversees mortgage regulation, has to be hyper-vigilant about any hint of favoritism, real or perceived, from a lender.

In Figure 2, row 1, the observer is aligned with the left and right of the depicted actor (the observer's right is the actor's right) so the movement is perceived from a 1st person perspective (cf. [49]).

Such descriptive writing recalls the Martian School of British poetry, named after an influential poem by Craig Raine, in which the world is perceived from an alien perspective.

The colour perceived from an inked impression results from the fact that the ink reflects some waves of the range of colours of the spectrum and absorbs the others that is, prevents them from being seen.

Therefore, the presence of some human groups in the environments usually inhabited by carnivores could be perceived, from an ecological point of view, as a disturbance in the balance of the ecosystems.

"Things shift on the ground in wars that it's very hard to perceive from a long distance away".

We watch from the sidelines, we perceive from a place of privilege and distance, with no personal experience of what it feels like to be judged, profiled, badgered, and beaten for the "crime" of having black skin.