Sentence examples for rather perceived that from inspiring English sources

By the 1980s it was being said that a new branch of English law had been created, though by the early 21st century it was rather perceived that a process of assimilation of wider European ideas into the English common law was developed (see also European law).

"It wasn't perceived that way.

Nor were referrals sought; rather it was perceived that if preoperative PFMT were something that the surgeons desired, referrals, and/or direction from surgeons to set up a (male) PFMT service, would be forthcoming.

Rather than perceiving that a dramatic increase in delays represented a dramatic increase in risk, JetBlue managers saw only successfully launched flights.

Rather than perceiving that they are doing nothing, something has indeed been done; the wishes of the patient have been respected, their autonomy has been preserved and they have been allowed to die with dignity.

Responsible observers have to encourage the public to pay closer attention to the issues rather than perceived slights that don't really exist.

They perceived that this, rather than other factors, strongly influenced GPs' decisions as to where to refer.

It may be perceived that user engagement generates more questions and encourages rather than resolves conflict [32, 33].

Rather, when we perceive that a policy is wrong because our values tell us that it is, then we will argue it should be altered according to our beliefs.

Locke provides evidence from observation and from "the reason of the thing" for the claim that it is uneasiness, rather than perceived good, that determines the will.

Rather, we can clearly and distinctly perceive that God's nature is a TIN, and then say simply that "God has all perfections".