Sentence examples for with perceived from inspiring English sources

Both are elaborate branding exercises in which status comes with perceived success.

He said: "The current allocations process is no less fraught with perceived unfairness".

So previous service as a federal administrator is associated, unsurprisingly, with perceived skill as an administrator.

On Monday, companies with perceived exposure to MF Global bore the brunt of the pain.

Years later, I recognized the expression on my teacher's face as one of profound frustration with perceived irrationality.

In particular, genuine dialogue can go beyond the kind of tolerance which merely, and uneasily, puts up with perceived enemies.

Philharmonic administrators have also expressed dissatisfaction with perceived limitations in Mr. Masur's repertory, which leans heavily toward the Germanic.

This might result from overlap with perceived fairness.

Interface style is positive association with perceived ease of use.

It's a good way of trying to expand a potential user base with perceived added value.

Individual levels of situational uncertainty do not vary systematically with perceived teacher student relations or with perceived instructional clarity of the teacher, but AAD is weakly positively correlated with perceived instructional clarity.