Sentence examples for from perceived from inspiring English sources

Not every competitor can separate real crisis from perceived crisis.

To protect themselves from perceived enemies, they are adept at deception.

We move toward dominion and away from perceived dissatisfaction and threat.

It's good to be skeptical, especially about ideas you learn from perceived authority figures.

"Aggressive behavior" is singular: in mockingbirds, it "results" from perceived threats, not "result".

The assumption of unreasonableness has a benign twin that you can use to protect yourself from perceived threats.

Gull attacks normally only happen at this time of year, when birds are protecting chicks from perceived threats.

They may derive their authority from perceived neutrality, but in reality they — we — have interests, just like everyone else.

But men benefit from gender inequality in a way that women do not from perceived feminist overreach.

The receiver grew up in Jacksonville, Fla., and spent years maturing from perceived problem child to team captain.

Before the Olympics, Beijing demolished a favorite pilgrimage spot for petitioners who flow to the capital from all over the country to seek redress from perceived injustice.