Sentence examples for the perceived stance from inspiring English sources

A large sample of the collected tweets posted before the referendum (35,000) was manually labeled for the perceived stance about the Brexit question: Leave, Neutral, or Remain (a member of the EU).

This balancing act "between investigating to discover the truth and gathering evidence to support a court case" has been compared to the perceived stance of the FBI during the series' tenure.

"Adolescents' quest for independence often takes the shape of a juxtaposed stance to the perceived 'status quo', that of parents and the establishment.

Valls' stance and the perceived zig-zagging of Hollande, who before his election promised that his only adversary was the world of finance and then shifted to a pro-business stance, have created cracks within the Socialist party.

Writer Christopher Hitchens defended the perceived stridency of Dawkins's stance towards religion while Nobel laureates Sir Harold Kroto and James D. Watson and psychologist Steven Pinker lavished praise on his book The God Delusion.

In the horizontal plane, during the central phase, CoMgl was progressively moving from a more centred position according to the stance foot to the perceived limit of stability, which is characterized by a U shape.

Much to the dismay of the LGBTI community in Uganda, the perceived ally seemed to change her stance, seemingly endorsing her support in a videotaped press conference that followed.

Unilateral lesions of the superior temporal and of the insular cortices (including the parieto-insular vestibular cortex [PIVC]) cause deviations of the perceived subjective visual vertical (SVV) and lateral imbalance of stance and gait [4], [20], [59], [61].

Rothschild believed that the individualistic stance exemplified by the MRC was to blame for the perceived unsatisfactory return on public investment in research.

The perceived "bad luck".

But the perceived ills have changed.