Critic William Sylvester agrees, and states that although her books have been best-sellers, her poetry has not been perceived as seriously her prose.
In another recent study, Shepherd made a case for approaching the debate from a social or humanistic standpoint, taking perceived effects seriously even if the potential mechanisms through which they occur remain unclear.Many reasons exist for taking this approach with wind-turbine noise, he wrote.
Despite some improvements over last year's discredited presidential election, the final results were widely perceived as being seriously tainted by fraud in important places.
It was almost as if the state felt a duty, then but even more now, to bear down with force upon any obstacle perceived to be seriously impeding its plans for economic progress.
The panel is the latest player in the tug of war, lasting months, over the vote, which was widely perceived as being seriously tainted by fraud and skewed by rampant insecurity, which kept large numbers of people from the polls.
Franzen says he's "intent on honoring all the great work that has been done in the casual form in the magazine," and connecting it to the more seriously perceived fiction.
Patients wanted to be asked about CAM to be able to start a dialogue, as some perceived not taken seriously when raising the subject.
The effect of adding man-made sounds to the soundscape was shown to seriously degrade perceived tranquillity though ratings of wildness were not nearly as affected.
The Washington, D.C., bureau of the Secret Service told Fox 40 that all threats, or perceived threats, are taken seriously and investigated.
Apologies from high-profile musicians and actors have been piling up recently, reflecting regret (or at least its image) for a wide variety of perceived offenses, from the seriously damaging to the laughably slight.
