Sentence examples for where perceived from inspiring English sources

Thus, it appears that V4 is where perceived colour originates.

This is particularly true in the countries where perceived U.S.-Russia rivalry is said to be most acute, like Ukraine.

And in times where perceived common sense is as far from the truth as can be, we find the need to speak out once again.

Even Manchester United, where perceived need is at its greatest, have signed nothing more substantial than an "official spirits partner" in the current window.

In Iraq, where perceived power is a key to real authority, Iraqis saw the Mahdi Army stopping Mr. Maliki's Basra assault cold, then melting away when Mr. Sadr ordered them to lay down their arms.

Mr Henderson cites the case of labour laws, where perceived inequalities in employment are taken as evidence of discrimination that is, as evidence that people's rights are being violated.

The participants also perceived change since their diagnosis, as evidenced by the superordinate theme "positive growth since the HIV diagnosis," again supporting the CAT (Taylor, 1983) where perceiving positive growth is proposed to give meaning to the situation.

One aspect where participants perceived the greatest change was to traditional collection development.

It shifted to a more pro-market stance because that's where it perceived the political centre of gravity to be.

This idea is perhaps most apparent in the construction industry, where the perceived higher cost often blocks the creation of greener buildings.

"Their proposal was to uncover the top deck and then basically sink a shaft straight through the decks down to where they perceived the bullion is," he said.