Sentence examples for another perceived from inspiring English sources

"But now we have another perceived crisis".

Another perceived bargain was a Giacometti bronze, "L'Homme Qui Chavire" (or "Falling Man," conceived in 1950) at Sotheby's.

"We're going, 'Are you insane?' " he says, his extremely healthy ego flaring up in response to yet another perceived snub.

This well-plugged-in person pointed out another perceived weakness of Murdoch's offer: about half of his purchase price is funded by Fox stock, not cash.

Another perceived slight occurred in 2005, when a Danish newspaper published cartoons and caricatures of the Prophet Muhammad, considered blasphemous in Islam.

It is barely a week since Houllier's exasperation at another perceived blunder by the officials - a clear-cut penalty which was waved away against Wolves - prompted a similarly livid response.

Looking at Picasso's cubist portrait "Girl with a Mandolin", one critic might see a jumble of lines and angles, while another perceives a delicate young musician.

The only hopes for the Democrats in 2008 lie in finding another candidate with similar credentials -- not another individual perceived as a member of the liberal, blue-state wing of the Democratic Party.

Skateboarders are another group perceived by some as undesirable.

He insists that while he remains a conservative, he nevertheless is willing to address the concerns of ethnic minorities and others who, to one degree or another, have perceived the Republican Party to be hostile to their interests.

In particular, people who combined teaching with another job perceived challenges to be less frequent and less stressful than colleagues who worked only as teachers.