Sentence examples for and be perceived from inspiring English sources

"I wouldn't want to be the first person and be perceived as a weak bank".

Was it fear that held me back, or that in-built desire to both please and be perceived as in control?

A verdict this harsh is going to resonate and be perceived very negatively for Medvedev, and for what he has been trying to accomplish".

But when I reached out to ESPN for a response, Mr. Skipper sent me this: "Bill would rather spin conspiracy theories and be perceived as a martyr than take responsibility for his own actions.

"The conduct and outcome of those elections I think are going to be very important for the country, in particular that they be — and be perceived as — free and fair, in at least a general sense," he said.

At the very least, Ousterhout wished to enable his patients to open the door to the UPS guy in their sweatpants, without the armor of makeup or careful hair styling, and be perceived as female.

It was, in essence, a sting, and was perceived that way by Musharraf.

It is a groundbreaking change and is perceived as such by Arab political leaders.

"Juxtaposed as it came through in the budget, that is deeply unfair and was perceived to be unfair," he said.

Perry's 3D film Part of Me was a commercial flop, and was perceived by many to be.

It was tried in Japan and was perceived to have failed.