Sentence examples for perceived lost from inspiring English sources

Repeat this with each perceived lost trait.

Because providers may perceive losing as a penalty, a single target scheme may provoke undesired behavior.

"Bulgaria is perceived as lost, desperate, unhappy and having no future.

Finally, the artists in the catalog just sound different from those in the West, whether they are expressing longing for a culture perceived as lost or mingled excitement and exasperation about the one that confronts them in China today.

Both films are reaching back for something perceived as lost, but "Animal House" is to "American Graffiti" as "Huckleberry Finn" is to "Tom Sawyer" — more conflicted and clear eyed, its nostalgia colored by a sense that all is not right in this world (the Vietnam War looms just off screen) and a foreboding of things to come.

While the large number of abandoned designs and false starts could be perceived as lost time and resources, these prototyping and debugging phases foreground necessary design considerations such as the importance of units when engaging in measurement and highlight the large space of design possibilities.

She'd already screamed at a buyer for a major department store over a series of perceived slights, lost the order and spent months trying to woo him back.

Caregivers were able to report the length of time they typically spent searching for the dementia sufferer when they were perceived as lost but sometimes only in broad terms rather than in actual hours of search.

Most remarkably, the author told of asking the president directly, "You can't lose a war or be perceived to lose one, can you?" Mr. Woodward said Mr. Obama replied: "I think about it not so much in the classic, do you lose a war on my watch?

Then when the bounce evaporates, the candidate is perceived as losing momentum.

But the perceived tanking – losing on purpose to ensure a profitable draft – has angered many NBA franchise owners.