Sentence examples for become perceived from inspiring English sources

By then, cycling had become perceived as an obstacle to modernisation.

The mistrust of the other, the ease with which communities, entire peoples, become perceived as one homogenous whole.

We become perceived as equivalent to men, and undeserving of – or without a need for – compassion, protection or help.

In recent years, some of these young artists have been embraced by galleries, museums and collectors, and there are those who fear that the practice might become perceived primarily as an avenue to greater recognition.

Mr. Sonfield added that supporters of abortion rights are concerned that if enough states ban coverage for abortions, such policies will become perceived as the norm, rather than the exception.

In announcing the termination of intercollegiate basketball in July 1982, the Rev. John Lo Schiavo, president of the university, a Jesuit institution, said the program had become perceived as "hypocritical or naïve or inept or duplicitous, or perhaps some combination of these".

The Iraqi employees became perceived as part of an undifferentiated menace.

The architect also emphasizes the role of "accidental" spaces, places that became perceived as such through their spontaneous uses.

Dancefloor was such a phenomenon that it became perceived as indie's death knell, something that couldn't be topped.

The reason New Mexico has turned Democrat isn't just because it became more Latino but because Republicans simultaneously became perceived as more xenophobic.

In the 20th century, the mask increasingly became perceived as chiefly a decorative object, although it has long been used in art as an ornamental device.