Sentence examples for perceived signs from inspiring English sources

Stocks on Wall Street closed strongly higher on Thursday as investors perceived signs of progress in fiscal negotiations in Washington.

Tinguely had flung it at her in protest: he was the son of a factory worker, and vigilant against any perceived signs of aristocratic condescension.

A sense of euphoria in response to real or perceived signs ofreciprocation.

Compared with socioeconomical status, self-reported perceived signs of deprivation are more relevant in identifying potential underlying social distress.

As the number of reported perceived signs of mental illness increased, family stigma decreased significantly (std. β = -0.07, P < 0.05).

Furthermore, living in rural place, explanations regarding the cause of mental illness, perceived signs of mental illness were associated with family stigma.

On stage, the audience can perceive signs of ambiguity or struggle that are invisible on the page.

Many were reluctant to convert those deposits to rupiah until recently because they worried that the local currency was overvalued, but the central bank now perceives signs that exporters and others with dollars are becoming more willing to convert them, Mr. Johansyah said.

The tunnel users in these fires encountered difficulties both in perceiving signs of danger and in receiving warnings of the danger.

Furthermore, Wardle et al. argue that emotional and instrumental feeding can both encourage the child to associate eating with cues other than hunger, thereby increasing the risk of eating at times when there is no physiological need [ 12], possibly through a reduced ability of the child to perceive signs of hunger and satiety [ 18].

Narrowing has also been observed in perceiving sign language (Palmer, Fais, Golinkoff, & Werker, 2012).