Sentence examples for perceived man from inspiring English sources

He objected to the pervasive influence of the natural sciences and developed a philosophy of life that perceived man in his historical contingency and changeability.

Of course, as is universally perceived, man struggles to mold phenomena, which is at odds with his or her belief systems, into a more conforming form.

NIETZSCHE: In the consciousness of the truth he has perceived, man now sees only the awfulness and absurdity of existence, and loathing seizes him.

But both men and women perceived men to be much funnier.

Their research showed that while women perceived men with heavy stubble as the most attractive, men with full, bristling beards were considered healthier and better potential parents, despite (or perhaps because of) being seen as more aggressive.

Students perceived men who appeared effeminate or 'appearance obsessed' as gay.

Rather than be pissy about perceived men's room aspersions, I thought it might be helpful instead.

The experiment also measured how often the women orgasmed, whether they perceived men as sexually selfish and the women's own levels of sexism.

It's a problem that for years, I begged my mother to spend hundreds of dollars on extensions so my hair would resemble more of a white woman's because after all, that's what I perceived men wanted.

Some GPs perceived men to have a more negative attitude toward medicines, while some perceived women to be more negative.

Therefore, perceived men's and mothers-in-law's community attitudes are influential, even for the least empowered women.