Sentence examples for was perceived even from inspiring English sources

For many years, authentic Korean food was perceived, even among Koreans, as too spicy, too garlicky and too sour for the world stage.

"On the field, nobody reacted because what was perceived, even by players on the field of play, was that the ball was played.

By contrast, acupuncture was perceived, even if not effective, to not disrupt reproductive processes.

Because of complex normative issues (including in some cases decisions about termination of pregnancy) with prenatal testing, it was perceived even more relevant to prepare parents for the possible outcomes by presenting different categories of potential findings in the pretest counseling.

Underlying this is a trait of modern elites – a tone deafness to the way they are perceived, even by tolerant sorts.

At work, men who request flex time or leave early to spend time with their kids are perceived even less favorably than women who do the same.

Similar performance is perceived even under 5% of message losses.

Confusion is perceived even in regulatory agencies, as in the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) GMO panel working group and its guidelines.

The benefit of these is much more precise numbering and lettering, which is bright enough to be perceived even in direct sunlight.

Everyone in theater understands that seeing a production on stage deeply influences the way the work is perceived, even by a jury of the most scrupulous peers.

In such cases the induced subjective perception does not match the sensory input, which eventually leads to illusions or other misperceptions, e.g. external stimulation by TMS leads to phosphene perception [35,36,51], input from other modalities induces the DFI [44], noise induces illusory music perception [42] or tones are perceived even in the absence of any stimulation [39].