Sentence examples for the perceived view from inspiring English sources
"the perceived view" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It refers to the understanding or interpretation of a certain viewpoint or perspective by an individual or group. Example: "The perceived view of the public on the proposed legislation was largely negative, leading to its eventual rejection by parliament."
Certainly, immigration entails some costs, the perceived view goes.
At least four explanations are possible for why pollsters got it so wrong: their samples were biased; there was a herding problem, in which some of them massaged their figures to match the perceived view that the race was tight; there was a (very) late swing to the Conservatives that they failed to pick up; or many of their respondents were telling fibs.
We cannot show that the nature of the respondents, who were primarily administrative staff, made them more compliant with the perceived view that private purchasing is not allowed.
Such apparent contradictions served to endorse the perceived view of others that the pain is not real [ 28].
This explains the perceived view of an abundance of older women presenting to medical retina clinics with AMD.
Lee spoke out of turn, but what he said merely reflected the perceived views of a great many managers at the Beeb as to the worth of these broadcasts.
There was also greater discrepancy between scientists' views and the perceived views of local people about plans at volcanoes that are highly explosive.
In addition, based on other discourse around stigma and sexual health care seeking behaviours, items relating to Goffman's category of 'moral' stigma included both internal feelings of guilt or shame, as well as the perceived views of others in the community, including health care workers and intimate partners [ 10, 23].
These observations contradict the previously perceived view of intronic sequences as consisting largely of "junk" DNA, and place the conserved intronic portion of the human genome on a similar level of functional importance in the human population as the conserved exonic genome.
It has been a tumultuous week for the Vatican, with Lombardi's speedy statement on Saturday the latest in a series of swift dispatches on the pope's perceived view on gay relationships.
The questions about contact and satisfaction (concerning care (aim 2), the use of ADs (aim 3 and 4), role of the proxy (aim 4)) were distinguished in two types of questions: the proxies were asked to provide their perceived view of the decedents' contact and satisfaction as well as the proxies' own contact and satisfaction with the person's care.
