Sentence examples for perceived will from inspiring English sources

A traffic light system, signalling a red warning if any potential danger is perceived, will govern whether works may progress.

For months, observers have cited the leader's perceived will to get a third term at all costs.  .

This "will" forms the conatus of a body and its physical manifestation is the perceived "will to survive".

If the complaints are persistent (for six months or longer) it appears that the average discomfort perceived will remain fairly stable [ 8].

69, 70 It is therefore likely that areas where greater stigma is perceived will report lower prevalence, as will populations where symptoms are more often identified as variations of normal.

What buyers want, he said, is a "building leased for an amount of time that people perceive will take them through the dip".

Just the act of jotting down what you taste and smell and perceive will hone your tastebuds into a scalpel-sharp instrument.

Thus, the perceived state will still be the constant perception of percept a; there will not be any alternation.

Any perceived good will always be outweighed by injuries and measured against dead bodies.

For his failures, both real and perceived, D'Antoni will surely be booed Thursday night.

"The justice system relies on reasonable doubt not our emotions … Emotional reactions to a perceived injustice will get you nowhere".