Sentence examples for being wrongly perceived as from inspiring English sources
About a month ago, when he learned the Unite the Right event was being planned, Yingling said, "I, like most militia commanders, did not want to touch it with a 10-foot pole" for fear of being wrongly perceived as an ally of white supremacists.
The UN conventions on climate change (UNFCCC) and biodiversity (UNCBD), for example, have struggled by being wrongly perceived as environmental conventions.
His successor finished the job, in spite of having been wrongly perceived as a Southern bigot.
Elsewhere, teenagers boasted of the violence they wanted to enact to avenge their friend's death, all the while complaining that they were wrongly perceived as threatening.
Granger demonstrated that estimated relationships between variables that changed over time could be nonsensical and misleading because the variables were wrongly perceived as having a relationship.
In 1990, he wrote States of Shock, which, like last year's God of Hell, was wrongly perceived as an anti-war play and was ungratefully received by critics who dismissed him as a superannuated 1960s radical.
KABUL, Afghanistan — The Afghan Taliban have been wrongly perceived as close ideological allies of Al Qaeda, and they could be persuaded to renounce the global terrorist group, according to a report to be published Monday by New York University.
These have been wrongly perceived as the de facto method of building a successful startup, as have many other Silicon Valley companies.
Modernization can and should benefit all voters, including particularly those groups whose growth in democratic participation may be wrongly perceived as a threat.
In the morbidly titled article "Johnny Depp and the 'Lone Ranger Flopp: Is His Career Doomed?" The Daily Beast tries to convince us Johnny Depp might have been wrongly perceived as a movie star all along.
Combating stigma is particularly important because adverse interactions, conflict or discomfort may be wrongly perceived as or attributed to stigma and discrimination even when such interactions are not rooted in stigma.
