Sentence examples for was perceived through from inspiring English sources

Spotting the New York in Donald Trump's Presidential campaign is easy, if you keep in mind the New York in which he made his name, during the nineteen-seventies and eighties, and if you imagine that New York as it was perceived through the tinted windows of a Lincoln Town Car headed to the airport, Don Imus on the radio.

As for Melissa (36 years old, HIV-positive for eight months), her suffering was perceived through feelings of solitude: " Fact is, what is really sad is that we all live with our little solitude inside.

That is when we knew that the feelings he was perceiving through the robotic hand were near-natural".

Physical things are perceived through their properties or attributes.

Normally, reality is perceived through appearances that are taken as signs referring to it.

Strategically no longer important and economically a minnow, the continent has been perceived through images of war and hunger.

The center reopened with "Le Temps, Vite," a multimedia exhibition about how time has been perceived through the ages, which runs through April 17.

So it's not the crime itself but how it is perceived through her love of literature and her burning ambition to be a writer.

He said that he had started the gatherings after reading about the moon and the way it has been perceived through history.

He thinks we should know our bodies, but he's less interested in telling us how they work than in exploring how they've been perceived through art.

The galaxy that is perceived through a telescope the visible stars and gas is actually just the centre of a larger structure.