Sentence examples for for any perceived from inspiring English sources
It is slavish adherence to old rules and intolerance for any perceived transgression.
The entire Titans franchise has adopted a renegade spirit that manifests itself in doling out punishment for any perceived slight.
They continue to point the finger at Westminster for any perceived funding failures, with any achievements solely of their making.
Musicians would be harassed in the local amateur music press – the "zines" – for any "perceived racist/sexist/classist/ transphobic/whatever-ist behaviour".
The United States cannot be in a perpetual war on terror that allows lethal force against anyone, anywhere, for any perceived threat.
Mr. DiNapoli could easily have been labeled a liberal Democrat and could also have been blamed for any perceived missteps by the State Legislature.
In a Scottish implementation study, around one-quarter of girls reported such side effects, although the main reasons for declining vaccination were inadequate evidence and the lack of any perceived need for protection, given the existing cytology programme [ 35].
Avery received an extra 2 minutes for instigation and a 10-minute misconduct, but he acted according to the game's unwritten code, which calls for immediate payback for practically any perceived transgression.
A total of 36 questions were included with the inclusion of some open ended questions to examine access to information on CAM, any barriers to the provision of information on complementary medicines and suggestions for reducing any perceived barriers.
For many months, any perceived failings within the NHS in Wales have been seized on by David Cameron to make the case that the health service would not be safe under Ed Miliband if Labour won power.
But peace is elusive in Mr Putin's world, because anything can become a pretext for action, and any perceived aggression demands a riposte.Act now or pay laterFor Mr Obama, this is a defining moment: he must lead, not just co-operate.
