Sentence examples for at perceived from inspiring English sources

Nor are riots at perceived Western slights to the Prophet.

He does not lash out at perceived enemies, but is aloof from them.

Others were quick to point an angry finger at perceived outside forces trying to hurt Turkey.

He left behind a trail of incoherent online postings railing at perceived injustices against black Americans.

In his writing online, especially on Twitter, Assange is quick to lash out at perceived enemies.

For now at least, investors have taken heart at perceived progress in Europe.

He is not alone in taking aim at perceived abuses of short-selling.

The commission will also be looking carefully at perceived gaps in the bill around employment and education for disabled people.

In the Nixon era, the corruption, encouraged by the White House, was aimed at perceived enemies of the Administration.

Bin Laden's Holy War drew sustenance from "Westoxification" — the sense of humiliation among Arabs at perceived Western dominance and aggression.

It is a strict egalitarian code, founded on a distrust of big business and a simmering indignation at perceived injustices faced by working people in America.