Sentence examples for perceived place from inspiring English sources

It highlights the Giants' perceived place in the conference hierarchy.

That pointed barb about the perceived place of officials is one the N.F.L. would surely like fans to remember this week.

Employing technology in such an imaginative way, with performers who are so present in all the realities they venture into, Neumann shows his brainy side; he writes in the program that he's "interested in an irrational response to our perceived place in the universe".

To widely promote villagers' engagement in ECB, new residents' place attachment, particularly perceived place identity, must be enhanced.

Ironically, Hermanowicz writes, as elite faculty complete careers that less favored colleagues would consider highly successful, some suffer from "a breakdown of order, a collapse of meaning about themselves, the world, and their perceived place in it because of a sharp divide between the realities of their lives" and their long-held beliefs.

Both killed in the wake of President Obama's election in attacks prompted by their perceived place of origin and sexual orientation.

For example, activation of the fusiform face area is greater than of the parahippocampal place area when perceiving faces, relative to the pattern seen when perceiving places.

There is another recurrent element in all these stations: waiting rooms are empty, symbol of how travelers perceive station as "no place", to cross quickly just to take their train.

So can the Revs climb out of the perceived last place and get back on track against San Jose?

"Maybe when new people bought houses they perceived the place fancier than it really is -- like the Hamptons.

"Before, many people perceived this place as stodgy," said Nes Jaffre, who with her husband, Joseph, purchased the Roger Sherman Inn in August 2008.