Sentence examples for country perceived from inspiring English sources

Asked how the country perceived him, he spelled out "loveable rogue".

Why is country perceived as Republican but alt-country is perceived as the music of Democrats?

And the country perceived as being the least likely to foster corruption, at least according to the index, is New Zealand, followed by Denmark, Singapore and Sweden.

A languid economy in a country perceived as otherwise being extremely wealthy combined with a growth in unemployment to contribute to the kingdom's sense of malaise.

LISBON — As Dublin moves begrudgingly toward accepting a European Union bailout, attention is rapidly shifting to Portugal, the country perceived to be as weak a link in the euro zone as Ireland, though for different reasons.

Preparing to record her latest devotional hymns in an ordinary-looking studio, Choying says she is waiting for travel documents to go on a musical tour to China - a tough choice for someone born as a refugee to visit the country perceived as an oppressor.

And who will do that work if the country perceives the job has already been done?

What does the label on a humble can of veggies tell us about how a country perceives its national identity?

What passes for intelligent life in this country perceives the world so diversely that communication within it can be as difficult as sending intelligible messages to extraterrestrials.

Robert M. Teeter, a Republican pollster who worked for the elder Mr. Bush in his 1980, 1988 and 1992 campaigns, said "I don't think the country perceives this as a dynasty," because of the personality differences.

SIMMS: There's always been a disjunction between the general notion of how the country perceives New York -- as this strange, crazy place -- and how much they identify with shows set in New York.