Sentence examples for at a perceived from inspiring English sources

Wilde was clearly bridling at a perceived oppression.

Berdych, too, bristled at a perceived lack of respect.

When Dr. Shipman was first arrested in 1998, the community was outraged at a perceived miscarriage of justice.

This rankled many, a number of whom expressed palpable irritation at a perceived waste of taxpayer time and money.

Now he hopes to pull off a similar stunt in protest at a perceived government threat to burlesque dancing.

They prefer to blame a more general frustration at a perceived widening of social inequality and the government's unresponsiveness.

The abuser/s may lash out at anyone getting involved as a perceived threat.

Backers said the bill and the new center are aimed at overcoming a perceived wariness on UW campuses toward secret science.

When I was a matchmaker, one of the biggest causes of heartache for my clients was infidelity -- or at least a perceived threat of it.

." is about how a toy in young hands of the wrong color can morph a child at play into a perceived menace.

Twenty years ago, when I was working at the House of Commons, a perceived increase in threat led to an enormous ratcheting up of security throughout the building.