Sentence examples for are we perceived from inspiring English sources

How are we perceived?

I said to him, "How are we perceived around the world?" And he said, one word: "Weak".

"It's not just the financial risks; it's saying what are our numbers, how are we perceived in the community, looking at the future.

From the transcript: "I saw Dr. Kissinger; I said to him, 'How are we perceived around the world?' And he said, 'One word: veak!' " The donors laugh, so perhaps we now have more evidence of the constant humor Romney's wife and sons always credit him with.

Parmeter noted, "You have a bunch of epiphanies over the course of your experience here [in Iraq], and it made me think: How are we perceived, who are we to them?" Americans may see themselves as liberators, but to the Iraqis and so many other peoples Washington has targeted with its drones, jets, and high-tech weaponry, we are the invaders.

"We were outsiders — that was our background, that was how we were perceived," Mr. Ryce said.

Our foreign policy is hostage to how we are perceived, and how we are perceived rests on seeing that our laws are faithfully executed.

"What we are perceived to be is not what we are.

Aesthetics are how we perceive the world through our senses.

The picture we paint is one of attentiveness, when, in fact, we are perceived as being quite the opposite.

"City administrators say: 'This is how we're perceived.