Sentence examples for realms of perceived from inspiring English sources

McGinley, who lives in Anaheim, Calif., has made his lifework out of trying to bring swinging out of the realms of perceived deviance and into the mainstream.

Explicit attention to the realms of perceived threat and efficacy within EMS readiness trainings may serve to help overcome these identified attitudinal barriers, yielding an EMS workforce that is not only able to respond to a pandemic threat in requisite numbers, but willing to do so.

By making data searchable, accessible, and easy to publish or visualize, we move from the realm of the perceived, the viewed, and the written to the realm of facts.

By the time you reach Michelangelo, you're firmly in the realm of solo artist-genius shows, and the correspondence of perceived importance of subject to "gallery" space allotted becomes clear.

To be ecumenical, Grassie quotes the Hindu physicist Varadaraja V. Raman: "Physics has penetrated into the substratum of perceived reality and discovered a whole new realm of entities there, beyond the imagination of the most creative minds of the past".

A handful of perceived ringleaders were detained.

Doesn't that change the way we who are deemed second-class citizens of the realms of "good enough" perceive ourselves?

As a pet becomes an increasingly vital member of the family, the threat of violence to that pet becomes a strikingly powerful intimidating force for the abuser: an effective way for a petty potentate to keep the subjects of his perceived realm in his thrall.

"Craft" has often been shunned in the realm of the fine arts — perceived as being too homespun and perhaps too useful — but, as the exhibition shows, younger artists have begun embracing its materials, tools and techniques.

Croce and Ortega both viewed human life as embodying an essentially historical process within which the realm of human reality is perceived and understood.

In addition, experiences were shaped by the realm of possibility that women perceived was within their reach.