Sentence examples for perceived very from inspiring English sources

Male homosexuality was always perceived very badly in Chechnya.

If Will Smith did the same thing, it would be perceived very differently," he said.

If Will Smith did the same thing, it would be perceived very differently.

Our data shows that someone who is perceived very poorly on any single, important leadership trait pays a high price.

Dr. Rosen also found that Facebook was perceived very differently among its users, depending on their age.

Whether that is hyperbole or fact, it is clear that neither the Big East nor the Big Ten is perceived very well.

Subjects perceived very-low-frequency (2 Hz) asynchronous trains as equivalent to synchronous trains flashed at twice the frequency (the prediction based on binocular convergence).

They will perceive very little control in plans whose limits are porous and uncertain.

Respondents who self-identified as very conservative and those who were strongly dismissive of climate change were the respondents most likely to perceive very harmful health consequences.

People cannot perceive very slow movement; below a minimum speed (about that of the minute hand on a watch) movements become imperceptible and can only be inferred (as in remembering the previous position of the hour hand).

He tentatively formulates the following candidate for a criterion of truth: "I now seem [videor] to be able to lay it down as a general rule that whatever I perceive very clearly and distinctly is true" (Med. 3, AT 7 35).