Sentence examples for perceived to be typical from inspiring English sources

This positions these older people and their ethnicity in terms of their deviance from the desired, standard, social and cultural norms that are perceived to be typical of the general population, hence constructing these older people and their ethnicity as problematic (see Brotman 2003; Zubair and Victor 2015).

We're already up and running, just capital deficient because we're not perceived to be the typical, successful business owners by those who can help to capitalize.

It is important to note that, unlike typical nucleoporins which are perceived to be rather stationary and confined within the NPC, Sec13 is dynamic and shuttles between a cytoplasmic pool and the NPC [ 42].

A more important incident was when (in typical Indian fashion) I responded to a request from another friend to play "Hearts" -- which I perceived to be a routine "joke" ritual -- by pretending to throw my shoe at him.

The apparent fatigue which could potentially be caused by the typical, low potency antipsychotic medications (e.g. chlorpromazine and thioridazine) that the patients were taking was perceived to be caused by the lack of a balanced diet [ 32].

Gameau consumed the typical Australian's 40 teaspoons of sugar a day, maintained exercise, the same kilojoule intake of his regular diet and – the clincher – only ate foods perceived to be healthy.

Corruption is widely perceived to be on the rise.

Americans and other foreigners are perceived to be wealthy.

Moreover, the market was perceived to be small.

Happy things are perceived to be cynical commercialism.

Mr. Shirzai was widely perceived to be a strong contender.