Sentence examples for then perceived as from inspiring English sources

Secondly, cold allodynia was induced by topical menthol and cortical activations were measured during previously innocuous cold stimulation (i.e. cold pain threshold + 5 °C), that were then perceived as painful.

Bak also grew up "protected" from what were then perceived as the dangers of bilingualism.

Because of corruption in Madagascar, Mr. Donovan said, some wood is permitted through the system and then perceived as legal when it is not.

In 1974, the thieves were merely ruthless criminals; now, they are initially taken for terrorists and then perceived as those enemies of the people, bankers and hedge fund operators.

The poet may be thought to transfer from this second object certain qualities, which are then perceived as attributes of the original object, the poet's intention being to decorate, illuminate, emphasize, or renew by such transferences the original character of that which is contemplated.

True, the plot hinges on the Red Scare that was then perceived as a virulent menace to the country's ideals, and few playwrights of the time would have dared to tackle the nefarious ways of the House Un-American Activities Committee head-on.

As Nathan points out, "In the culture, if one is effeminate, then one is automatically perceived as gay".

America was by then perceived — rightly — as the leader of what we like to call "the free world".

What's the marketing, what's the distribution plan?" said Pope. "In the past if a movie went straight to DVD then that was essentially perceived as in a lot of cases as a failure.

The public then perceived the C.I.A. as an organization that could do little wrong.

Of course, Europe was then perceived in Paris as the instrument to prolong "French Greatness" through other means.