Sentence examples for perceived marks from inspiring English sources

I have perceived marks of decided hostility towards myself, in a recent number of the American Art Union Bulletins.

(Resp9) Assessment criteria Where respondents perceived marking to be inflexibly done according to a predetermined memorandum, they responded with rote memorization to try and ensure exact reproduction of responses.

In the present study, two amino acids were perceived to mark the temperature dependability of xylanase from Geobacillus thermodenitrificans C5.

The group also asked about the gendering of perceived or marked vulnerabilities and how they function to expand or justify those structures of power that seek to achieve ethnic, economic or cultural-religious dominance in specific social contexts.

Mayfield's small stature and Mahomes's perceived rawness marked both as prospects headed for draft positions outside the first round, and so the crazy box score in that game was viewed in the immediate aftermath more as an extreme example of Big 12 scoring run amok than a foreshadowing of two future NFL rising stars.

Academic research and official statistics distinguish populations according to criteria perceived to mark a substantial difference.

Confidence, she said, "is a value judgment on how the institution is perceived, a mark of the amount of respect it is due".

The introduction of penicillin, in the early 1940s, was perceived as marking the end of infectious diseases [ 1].

When they inspect General Mapache's new automobile, they perceive it marks the end of horse travel, a symbol also in Peckinpah's Ride the High Country (1962) and The Ballad of Cable Hogue (1970).

The study of languages, which were perceived as harshly marked, would suffer, he said.

To be assented to as soon as perceived is a mark of certainty, but not of innateness.