Sentence examples for be perceived by some from inspiring English sources

That could be perceived by some conservatives as an indication that he doesn't take the issue seriously.

Asked at a news conference Monday whether he might be perceived by some as a figurehead, Marino flatly rejected that notion, and Huizenga was incensed by it.

Given my job at The Times, I seem to be perceived by some people as a superintelligent know-it-all who takes delight in tormenting them.

His relationship with Phee wasn't always easy in part, Stewart said, because he arrived at his post five weeks before she did, and came to be perceived by some as the C.P.A. chief.

It could work in Ping's favour that the AU commission chair usually goes to a small African state; Dlamini-Zuma's candidature, which has been strongly supported by her government, might be perceived by some as a South African power grab.

His relationship with Phee wasn't always easy — in part, Stewart said, because he arrived at his post five weeks before she did, and came to be perceived by some as the C.P.A. chief.

She knew she was perceived by some in the industry as a troublemaker.

The opera was perceived by some as overly sympathetic to the hijackers.

His tone was perceived by some in the Sunni world as a direct challenge.

Biggio, however, is perceived by some to have been less than dominant.

The Court of Appeals is perceived by some legal analysts as a more business-friendly court.