Sentence examples for perceived in a from inspiring English sources

That's how it's perceived in a cold, professional way.

How does theatrical lighting affect the way an item is perceived in a museum exhibit?

This may be perceived in a figure such as the prophet Ezekiel halfway along.

But their greatest worry is about how Clara might be perceived in a world that is unforgiving of difference.

It looks like some kind of Abstractionist apotheosis perceived in a lyrical frame of mind without any material subject.

"Women in the media implicitly self-censor because they worry about how they are going to be perceived in a male-dominated industry".

And the promise that Day had perceived in a Polaroid image of a 14-year-old aspirant model – Kate Moss – was her potential for wistfulness.

I think that black people are constantly filtering race in the way that we are thinking about how we are being perceived in a conversation.

Until 2001, al-Jazeera was perceived in a positive way in the west as a whole and the US in particular.

She was herself once called in by Prince Charles's private secretary to discuss why he was perceived in a negative way.

The coloristic nuances could be those of a Dutch still-life vaguely perceived in a dream, and this is not a coincidence.