Sentence examples for perceived led from inspiring English sources
Sir Christopher Holland, chairing the inquiry, asked: "What could he do to avoid bring shot?" E7 said that the totality of the actions he perceived led him to believe Rodney had to be shot.
But early front-runners have found their perceived leads to be ephemeral — just ask Hillary Rodham Clinton or Rudolph W. Giuliani, who seemed to be in commanding positions at times during the 2008 presidential campaign — and Republican voters seem to be in no rush to commit.
The perceived inequity led to another change, and from 1995 to 1998, the academy awarded Oscars for best dramatic score and best original musical or comedy score.
I'm not the only one who thinks so: Their perceived power led anarchists to adopt the black cat as their symbol.
Grewal et al. (1998b) and Teas and Agarwal (2000) found that a higher level of perceived sacrifice led to a lower level of perceived value.
Similarly, Lin et al. (2011) documented that perceived CSR led consumers to trust the company, which subsequently generated greater purchase intentions.
The event was reported by The New Paper, and the resulting public outcry over its perceived obscenity led the National Arts Council (NAC) to cease funding unscripted performance art.
This perceived obduracy led to the eventual demise of the Republic when the short-lived experiment with the (again authoritarian) regime of "Grand Pensionary" Rutger Jan Schimmelpenninck produced insufficient docility in the eyes of Napoleon.
As we will explain below, WOL's decision to measure perceived size led to an ambiguity as to whether perceived distance was actually affected by their optical manipulation.
Individuals with higher scores might have been more likely to report that they were non-smokers because their greater perceived control led to their perceiving any lapses as temporary, thus reporting themselves to be non-smokers.
If the observed violent acts are further perceived to lead to desired goals, then the observed aggressive behaviours may be utilized at some future date by the observer.
