Sentence examples for been perceived that from inspiring English sources

"It could have been perceived that someone was consciously or subconsciously thinking about the prospect of having Obama visit Norway.

It may have been perceived that I was dismissing what we had and trying to skew the facts one way or the other...

The eulogy "was hardly ended before the Corps was taken up, it having been perceived that some Remains of Life were left".

"It can be, and has been, perceived that to hold the view that God, through nature, has indicated that heterosexual sexuality is the divinely ordained norm, is to be discriminatory against same-sex orientated people," it says.

When Violet says of Sebastian and herself, "We were a famous couple," it's clear that she sees nothing wrong with a mother and son having been perceived that way.

Coming after last year's acquisition of the British insurer Guardian Royal Exchange by the AXA insurance company of France and a wave of consolidation in Britain's financial services market, "it has long been perceived that the U.K. has been ripe for another takeover or consolidation of this kind," said Chris Rathbone, an analyst at the Williams de Broe brokerage firm.

It was, in essence, a sting, and was perceived that way by Musharraf.

He added, "But I don't think he's perceived that way right now".

But the truth is, the image of blackness is ugly – at least it's perceived that way.

She says Lord & Taylor's problem is not so much that it attracts older customers, but that it is perceived that way.

I wanted to be perceived that same way.