Sentence examples for perceived never from inspiring English sources

The fallout from the Enron debacle has still to be totally perceived, never mind played out.

A diagnosis of languishing is made if 1 of the 3 hedonic well‐being symptoms are perceived "never" or "once or twice a month" and 6 of the 11 positive functioning symptoms are perceived "never" or "once or twice a month".

The distinction between mind and matter is thus a real and substantial one, impossible not to perceive: "Never has an infant asked for lies or truths for breakfast, nor has he imagined that the stones encountered along his path were the gross thoughts of some countryman".

"How a project is perceived is never the experience you have," he said.

Is there a double standard at work? Research on gender stereotyping from Catalyst suggests that no matter how women choose to lead, they are perceived as "never just right".

I want my subject to have some control over how they are perceived (I never costume), and I strive to make an image that reflects the version of themselves they offer to me.

I question whether my affinity for jocks devoid of empathy is protective, avoidant, or a futile attempt at seeking the fatherly approval I perceived to never experience as a child.

Cancer lesions are often perceived as never healing wounds with an inflammatory microenvironment.

These findings correspond to generally perceived but never formally tested hypotheses on the origins and spread of USA300 MRSA in the United States.

Patients with diabetes or hypertension reported going for regular health check-ups but they never perceived that they might have cancer and thus they never thought of asking for screening tests: Actually I am a medical lab technologist so I always hear about screening and tests, stuff like this, but I never thought of having one [screening] for me as I was always healthy.

"In New York, I was never perceived as aggressive.