"This real or perceived sense of exclusion is combined with extreme Islam," he says.
The political and economic benefit of a perceived sense of safety is often the motive, criminologists say.
"That is the main value for the government in Ankara, a perceived sense of legitimacy on the international platform".
But what gave him the edge in the election, which he won 51percentto48percentcent, was a perceived sense of morality and traditional values.
Add a perceived sense of injustice – Cockerill says he intends reporting referee Greg Garner to Twickenham this week – and Welford Road is not a happy place to be.
Many of those involved in the riots said they felt surprisingly safe amid the chaos – rioters repeatedly talked about a perceived sense of unity.
A succession of executions and torture sessions follows, using swords, guns and other instruments, all according to some perceived sense of moral logic.
"Brand awareness gives a certain perceived sense of quality, reliability and responsibility," said Donovan O. Dixon, senior document management industry analyst at Gartner Dataquest.
As it works to better match ads to people, it has to avoid violating its users' perceived sense of privacy or inviting regulatory scrutiny.
Based on exquisitely perceived sense impressions, the imagery in these poems expresses a longing for sensual union with the natural world.
But they are, of course, also reporters who fiercely guard their independence and bristle at any actual or perceived sense that their function is controlled by the organizers or the campaigns.
