Sentence examples for It's a perceived from inspiring English sources

It's a perceived idea that something else will happen".

"It's a perceived difficulty, but actually, body hair wicks sweat away from the skin so some people find that the hair actually makes them feel fresher.

For most naysayers, it's a perceived lack of musical accuracy that's the problem, for Coleman likes to bend notes and vary pitch to communicate emotion.

One woman told me on Facebook: 'My husband is under siege.' It's a perceived danger, maybe something about them losing power, socially, economically.

But it's a perceived lack of change that's angering many activists on the left.

"There again, it's a perceived situation," Kehoe said of the many questions about conflicts of interest that have been raised by the jury's report.

It was a perceived need to preserve U.S. credibility after Assad ignored President Obama's loose talk of "red lines" and "game changers".

If there is a criticism of Bauer it is a perceived inability to close a deal.

It is not so much a declaration of wealth as it is a perceived statement about class, lineage and attitude.

It was a perceived increase in the latter that raised the original question leading to this debate.

But it is a perceived over-reliance on this part of the business that often irked investors.