Sentence examples for perceived matters from inspiring English sources

With the two main parties engaged in trying to convince voters which is the most important electoral issue, how the respective messages are perceived matters greatly.

So it is perhaps more important here than in other places to recall how Kennedy changed the way many Americans perceived matters that fall under the broad rubric of culture.

"How society perceives matters of art in general depends on how far its soul has accepted the belief that art, poetry in this case, will not impose cutbacks on the escape it provides," she said then.

And the brain could just as easily be thought of as transducing the quantum field into everything we perceive: matter, energy, time, space, and all perceived sensations.

To put it another way, some (morally significant) natural goods, previously perceived as matters of chance, may soon be distributable and therefore become matters of choice.

The largest improvement in patient satisfaction was perceived in matters related to 'patient information and communication'.

But any lumping together of disparate writers by gender or perceived female subject matter separates the women from the men.

Andy Pettitte, who pitched Game 3, was scheduled to also work on full rest in Game 6, and Sabathia would have pitched on full rest in Game 7. As it happened, none of those perceived advantages mattered.

None of these perceived gaffes matter much to the crowd here at CPAC, where media criticism is considered a badge of honour.

Analogously, if no saturation of the non-financial utility is perceived (no matter whether the utility is linearly or declines), the variable is defined as ({rm Sat}_i=0), otherwise ({rm Sat}_i=1) holds.

This means that perceived benefits matter less for the actual adoption of SECaaS technologies when the organization itself provides Cloud services for external customers, acting in the role of a Value Added Reseller[57].