Sentence examples similar to for perceived as from inspiring English sources

A 2007 study found that women who asked for raises were perceived as demanding.

When women ask for raises, they can be perceived as demanding.

Between the instrument groups there was a remarkably little difference in risk for perceived symptoms as well as for experiencing consequences due to the symptoms.

Jews were persecuted, he concluded — many of them burned at the stake — for being perceived as an evil race rather than for anything they believed or had done.

For someone within our "in group" our hearts may bleed, but for someone perceived as part of an "out group" we can be amazingly callous.

DENVER — Citi Field has come under criticism in its inaugural season for walls perceived as needlessly high and dimensions equally as unforgiving.

But many investors appear once again to be willing to pay premium prices for companies perceived as having strong growth prospects.

Early polls showed that Mrs. Clinton had suffered among professional women for being perceived as too tolerant of a misbehaving husband.

It is also clear the increased scrutiny is reserved for women perceived as not feminine enough, which is the bedrock of what is in the policies.

The role of First Lady is, in many respects, as archaically courtly as the title, and history suggests that a woman who plays it may be forgiven for weaknesses perceived as feminine — Betty Ford's depression, Jackie Kennedy's extravagance, Pat Nixon's fragility, Nancy Reagan's faith in astrology — but not for strengths perceived as manly.

"The potential of the Internet to affect matching is probably the greatest for those perceived as facing thinner markets or those who experience difficulties in meeting potential mates".