Sentence examples for evidently perceived as from inspiring English sources

Because a robust economy is generally more prone to inflation than a weak one, in the convoluted logic of Wall Street, the upbeat report was evidently perceived as a threat because it suggested that the central bank would tighten short-term rates for some time to come.

Schools perceived as stronger blocked the way.

The Lasbela population evidently perceived this as a positive effect, but the odds in favour of vaccination could and should have been much higher.

But others evidently perceived Manhattan bikes as akin to hybrid cars in Hollywood: conspicuous presumption.

The images shown on a TV or cinema screen are static snapshots, but evidently, they are perceived as dynamic: objects on a cinema screen are seen to move as smoothly and continuously as their real-life counterparts.

What's more, it has been perceived as inherently oppressive, most evidently in what has been called the "male gaze" that treats women as objects.

FGM as a cultural practice, is often perceived as a rite of passage into the maturity of womanhood, but evidently conceived to contain and control a young woman, or even a girl's sexuality, to ensure virginity before marriage and fidelity after, by the brutal method of limiting a woman's sexual pleasure.

Leaders evidently felt themselves threatened not only by the collapsing share prices, but by what they also feared would be perceived as an erosion of their own credibility.

"Swaps are perceived as riskless.

Those wavelengths are perceived as colors.

Those returning are often perceived as arrogant.