Sentence examples for perceived people from inspiring English sources

Her approach influenced the way the boys perceived people with disabilities, he said.

Psychiatric patients have perceived people as machines, teddy bears, and devils.

Professor Hall found that men and women posted similar amounts of "humorous content" online and that strangers perceived people sharing jokes to be more extroverted than intelligent.

The studies which used perceived measures of the built environment showed that safety from crime [40], fear [46], perception of traffic [40, 43], attractiveness and perceived people out and about within neighborhood [44] are associated with walking.

My wife, Amy, and I did a survey of about 750 young adults for a book we wrote together years ago about how both Christians and non-Christians perceived people within the Christian faith.

"I am not sure how the American scene is labeling everything," says Livio. "But I saw great improvement on this front and perceived people starting to buzz about Romanian artists.

"When I came to Britain, my world view changed, how I perceive people.

It's also a film about how we perceive people who may be lying.

Using metaphors actually changes how we perceive people — we think of "warm" people in terms of temperature.

Knowing now that John had descended into such savage behavior has changed the way Mr. Hyde perceives people.

By Avi Zenilman September 29 , 2009Using metaphors actually changes how we perceive people — we think of "warm" people in terms of temperature.