Sentence examples for conveniently perceived from inspiring English sources
The tragedy of the continent is now aggravated by its elimination from the foreign policy agendas of powerful countries because of crises conveniently perceived to be of its own making [ 19].
The history of communist revolutions is the history of middle-class intellectuals motivated not so much by love of their fellow workers ("by hand or by brain"), but hatred of their own background – or those they conveniently perceive as just above them.
While the clinics are perceived as conveniently located by younger citizens, our elderly population may have a different view about access.
In hunting down those whose hands were bloodied in opposing Bangladesh's independence, Sheikh Hasina is conveniently hounding her dynasty's perceived enemies.
Their anti-media world is one where you whine about perceived slights to your side and conveniently ignore bad press that Democrats get.
They conveniently forget that it was these very qualities of perceived unflappability which made them persuade him to go forth and multiply the no vote in the first instance.
"It will be well perceived".
The perceived complexity.
We perceived them undeveloped.
