Sentence examples for avoid being perceived from inspiring English sources

Some filmmakers want to be serious men and women and avoid being perceived as mere entertainers.

As he applies his skills as a consultant, Mr. Witt is having to step deftly after Hurricane Katrina to avoid being perceived as a disaster profiteer.

By contrast, Mr. Giuliani is eager to avoid being perceived as a partisan bickerer at a time when he is so popular, and so identified with the somber task of overseeing the city's recovery from the World Trade Center attack.

Ichiro Ozawa, the DPJ's leader, will have to be careful to avoid being perceived as needlessly obstructive if he continues to refuse to do a deal with the LDP that would ensure the renewal of the necessary legislation.

The forays into what is known as branded entertainment, or advertainment, seek to avoid being perceived as hard-selling hucksterism while appealing to busy, educated, affluent, media-savvy consumers like -- well, Mr. Seinfeld -- who are watching less TV these days in favor of going online.

Even as they covet the Chinese market, however, executives and filmmakers in Hollywood have remained wary of Chinese censorship rules, which are so restrictive that most of the films being made and shown there are heavy on fantasies to avoid being perceived as commentaries on political affairs.

In addition, every AP (i.e., critical node participating in recovery) has to send one movement notification message to its children so that they can sustain connectivity with the parent and to avoid being wrongfully perceived as faulty.

Having composed the Proclamation some time earlier, Lincoln had waited for a military victory to publish it to avoid it being perceived as the product of desperation.

Upside-down faces were chosen because they constitute a better mask than conventional noise masks (Loffler et al. 2005), but they were overlaid to avoid them from being perceived as a face and hence interfering with the task performed on the targets.

To avoid being misunderstood or perceived as backwards, caregivers uniformly said that they never shared ideas about causes of diseases, asked clarifying questions about the prescribed drugs or told any health staff including VHWs, about the home-made treatments they had used before coming to the CHS.

Already, a number of international banks have ceased or limited their business in the country, in order to avoid being exposed to what is perceived as an increasing risk of being unwittingly involved in money laundering or terrorist financing.