Sentence examples for Is perceived to be from inspiring English sources

For the moment, though, the problem is perceived to be Mr. Blair's.

We cannot and will not tolerate an agency that is or is perceived to be corrupt".

Labor for much of the year is perceived to be setting the agenda.

The limitations are that Creed's kind of art is perceived to be lacking in depth.

"In a sport where $120m is perceived to be nothing, that is a pretty scary thought.

The real issue is whether something he does is perceived to be something worse".

What is for sale is art that is perceived to be safe and commercial.

"If the campaign is perceived to be personal between Ken and Boris then Boris will win.

The candidate who is ahead — or who is perceived to be — receives more press coverage.

A network that is perceived to be HR-led is a network that is going nowhere.

Yet the threat is perceived to be a common one; in some respects rightly.