Sentence examples for be perceived as bad from inspiring English sources

It was so small that the entire thing would have to be V.I.P.; no table could be perceived as bad.

There was a time, a decade ago, when lawyers would frequently choose not to present any mitigating circumstances out of fear that their clients might be perceived as bad seeds, thus making it easier for the jury to vote for death.

In general, quitting is perceived as bad.

I'm not just trying to argue with news that is perceived as bad -- I'm trying to argue against wrong news, good or bad, like a newspaper journalist might".

"It really does frighten me a lot if people coming into contact with those women and children aren't disclosing their status out of fear of being perceived as bad parents," Harman, who is leading the study, said.

"He helped position them as being good — good for seniors, good for families, good for the community — and they really were perceived as bad," said Michael W. Robinson, executive vice president of Levick, a public relations firm based in Washington.

In the past, what was seen as good for the environment was perceived as bad for business, and vice versa.

There is a theory that because chocolate is perceived as "bad food" - because of its sugar and fat content - we try to avoid eating it, and this leads us to crave it, because it is forbidden.

Around Nieuw Lombé and Munjekriki sandy soils are found, which were perceived as bad.

Parents with mental illness often report that they are perceived as bad parents [ 11, 12, 15- 17].

In particular, mothers with mental illness often report that they are perceived as bad parents and concern about custody loss is common [ 12, 15- 17].