Sentence examples for certainly perceived as from inspiring English sources

It's certainly perceived as one of my least successful films.

Then came Thatcherism, which, however its long-term record is scored, was certainly perceived as successful by its adherents, and gave a sense of efficacy to politics, one inherited by New Labour in its early euphoric days.

(Eustis had commissioned a new translation by Tony Kushner that, if it did not explicitly invoke George W. Bush and Iraq, was certainly perceived as suggesting them, with applause-winning references to tax exemptions for the rich, and lines such as "It's expensive, liberty, especially when you start exporting it to other countries").

"It's certainly perceived as a lower-risk crime, that's for sure," Rik told me.

The chances are minimal that legislators will allow their constituents to be hit by something they will certainly perceive as a big tax increase.

Schools perceived as stronger blocked the way.

The muscular funk of Chant No 1 (I Don't Need This Pressure On) similarly dates from an era when they were perceived – and certainly perceived themselves – as firmly in the vanguard of the New Romantic revolution.

It certainly puts an increased burden of responsibility on civilian officials to impose restraints on military operations, restraints which the soldiers will surely perceive as unjustified".

"I had certainly perceived the situation as getting better and better for women -- I am rarely the only woman in the writers' room anymore, and I encounter more women at the higher levels," said Jane Espenson ('Once Upon a Time,' 'Torchwood,' 'Buffy,' 'Battlestar Galactica').

Yet while that Liverpool triumph is hailed as a miracle, it is certainly not perceived as a great performance.

"The highest vote-getter will certainly be perceived as the strongest candidate for a general election contest".