Sentence examples for perceived in all of from inspiring English sources

Every particular profile of an object refers to, though it does not present, the object as a whole (i.e., as it could be perceived in all of its profiles).

We can thus perceive in all of this a sense of foreign policy blowback from the U.S.-led wars and interventions of recent years.

"No concentration of power can be perceived in any of the reforms," he told El 19 Digital, a Sandinista publication.

Happy and Christian dispensed gifts to us all, reflecting some quality they had perceived in each of us.

Mao's "liberation" of Tibet is perceived in terms of ending its medieval serfdom and theocracy.

Even objects in the natural landscape are perceived in terms of these new forms.

Different places have been differently perceived in terms of stress and comfort.

A decade ago, this diaspora was perceived in terms of Somalis abroad supporting an anti-Ethiopian insurgency, the Ogaden National Liberation Front ONLFF).

Scientific advances were perceived in favour of industrial innovation and as instruments for solving society's greatest challenges.

Instead, Heller perceived in some of his specimens from the lower Susquehanna River affinities to A. montanum and A. pinnatifidum.

Overall, QoL was perceived in terms of a long and happy life.