Sentence examples for perceived like from inspiring English sources

Are we still perceived like that?

Well, he might be perceived like that.

I don't want to be perceived like that, which is why we never sponsor exhibitions".

Many of the bodies could still be perceived, like shadows, within the roaring orange blazes.

Tiny poems, many an inch wide, packed with color and argument not immediately perceived, like an inverse Whitman.

"Well, I think it's true that it's perceived like that politically in some quarters, but not by the football-watching public.

The genius (I now slowly perceive), like the intellectual, is a product of mass culture.

If you're writing from an alien point of view, you have to try and think and perceive like that creature.

But if the description is the fruit of an artist who thinks, who perceives, like a photographer, who uses the language of photography, the result can be troubling, and photographic, it notes.

For all these reasons, for the combination of permanencies and transformations, more or less radical, more or less real or only perceived, we like to say that buildings are often antifragile some buildings, under certain conditions.

When the parents felt welcome, remembered and confirmed, the PCHC nurse was perceived to like co-operating with, and be competent in working with foreigners.