Sentence examples for perceived more from inspiring English sources

It's just now with cameras it's perceived more".

And Democratic incumbents in the House are perceived more positively than Republican incumbents.

The Exe group perceived more stress and less recovery than the Ctl group during the HDT period.

Moreover, principals of public schools perceived more obstacles than those of private schools.

People living closer to the remnant forest perceived more ecosystem services.

No – they're doing it to be perceived more positively by the marketplace".

The participants perceived more than nine out of ten of the real coin tosses across all 50 trials.

"A weaker teacher who responds fast might be perceived more positively than an excellent one who doesn't answer emails.

Now, as modernism fades into the past and is itself perceived more as a historical style, it is fashionable again.

Perhaps the anodyne Cameron versus the tomfoolery of Johnson was perceived more interesting than other more serious debate.

The Expediency Council bulletin reflects a growing sense in Iran that its role in Iraq is being perceived more favourably.