Sentence examples for Publicly perceived from inspiring English sources

The women's basketball player is still publicly perceived as an honest student.

What they did have in common, he added, was the way they were being "publicly perceived" – falsely – as presenting a pattern: namely that "refugees are a security threat".

Thus a publicly perceived risk triggers communication between people who would otherwise prefer to have nothing to do with one another.

Disparagingly called "tinkers," a reference to their former role as tinsmiths, repairing pots and pans as they moved from town to town, they are all too often publicly perceived as a tribe of thieves.

The joke the reader is invited to share is that, far from the decorated hero he's publicly perceived to be, Flashman cheerfully reveals himself to be a craven lecher, a shameless rogue whose reputation for bravery is thoroughly undeserved.

By Seymour M. Hersh The January 30th election in Iraq was publicly perceived as a political triumph for George W. Bush and a vindication of his decision to overturn the regime of Saddam Hussein.

"Libero Grassi found no support among his peers because his decision to challenge the practice publicly was perceived as inappropriate in his social context".

Hawass has publicly banished perceived rule-breakers, including Joann Fletcher, a British archeologist who, in a 2003 television documentary, claimed to have identified the mummy of Queen Nefertiti; she had not first submitted her findings to the S.C.A., as the rules require.

Reporting rape and making the act known publicly was perceived to shed shame and dishonor on the family.

"Although these changes were publicly characterized, and perceived, as a promotion, Ms Ross received no increase in pay".

That could be crucial to how it is perceived publicly: either as a tool of the judiciary, or as an organisation that protects itself and its users.