Sentence examples for perceived little from inspiring English sources

This throws me into a foul humor tempered by my complacent assumption that the speaker saw a lot and perceived little.

Dr. James M. O'Kane, a sociologist at Drew University, said that he had perceived little change in the rates of campus crimes over the past four decades, though he added that larger and more urban institutions like Rutgers would be more likely to see violence flare than such smaller colleges as Drew, a school of 1,400 students situated in the wealthy Morris County suburb of Madison.

Fisheries biologists and marine ecologists, who had hitherto perceived little or no need to consider the history of the systems they were studying, were now challenged with the reality that equilibrium baseline conditions were difficult to define and that in any event present conditions were often strongly affected by earlier events.

Interviewees perceived little success in promoting the use of pharmacotherapy for tobacco cessation.

Some patients perceived little need for other approaches to handling depression.

These children then perceived little benefit from applying themselves in school and had few aspirations for their future.

"The public will probably perceive little if any change," said Mr. Korta.

Music, dance, and spirituality are tightly interwoven in a worldview that perceives little separation between sacred and secular.

But the conservative Popular Party may feel so sure of victory in national elections next year that it may perceive little gain in such ties, he added.

This finding assists in understanding why binge drinking rates are so high in North Dakota: Many perceive little or no physical, mental, or societal harm associated with this behavior".

Parties are less vigilant in rooting out vice, and officials become more prone to corruption when they perceive little threat of removal or electoral repercussion.