Sentence examples for perceived particularly from inspiring English sources

"It's always been different in that opera has been perceived, particularly in London, as something for the privileged few.

Mr. Chirac came to be perceived, particularly in the United States, as a defender of the status quo that would keep Mr. Hussein in power.

The TDS concept of dominance appears to decrease detailed description and discrimination of attributes that are simultaneously perceived, particularly when dealing with multiple sensory modalities.

Mr. Charlier's talent for cutting clothing and coming up with interesting fabric combinations could still be perceived, particularly in a group of tailored black outfits toward the end of the show.

While all three target persons were not perceived particularly favorably by participants, the narcissist was consistently perceived more favorably than the Machiavellian and the psychopath who were perceived quite similarly to each other.

Having a black president means that there is a need to be more careful about how certain jokes or comments might be perceived, particularly those that might be seen to be drawing on age-old notions of black people being less than human or inferior.

This could be justified because certain sounds in Spanish are more difficult to perceive, particularly the sounds with energy in the high frequencies.

Banks have become particularly cautious of money transfer services such as Western Union, which are perceived as particularly open to abuse.

Its business model was not perceived as particularly aggressive or threatening to the industry.

Both men are determined to show an integrated company to Wall Street -- and Time Warner has never been perceived as particularly well integrated by the business community.

This week's decision, by a court that is not perceived as particularly hostile to law enforcement, is a needed reaffirmation of that message.