Sentence examples for has always been perceived from inspiring English sources
The American right has always been perceived as religious.
"California has always been perceived on the vanguard of gay-friendly destinations," he said.
"Though inequality has always been perceived to be a central issue, until recently it was not believed to have major implications for macroeconomic developments," he said.
Although "Denver has always been perceived as affordable, family-friendly and good for different interests," he adds, "what we've been hearing from visitors and on the marketing side is there's a gap of appreciation for the city".
Islamic calligraphy, on the other hand, has always been perceived as a meditative, even mystical exercise; the scribe has to make himself or herself (many Arabic calligraphers have been women) ritually pure before they set about transcribing from the Koran.The best 20th-century calligraphers in the West are powerfully painterly.
For the last 25 years, maskless lithography (ML2) has always been perceived as a promising technology because of its superior resolution and flexibility.
Last night, Radio One disc jockey Steve Lamacq said Melody Maker had always been perceived as the musicians' paper.
"I've always been perceived as the conservative rabble-rouser who's just saying stuff," he told me.
Dr. Harriet Ritvo, a historian at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology who has studied the relationship of people and domestic animals, said: "The habits of cats have always been perceived as less vulnerable to human control" than those of dogs.
Sadly, beings like Jesus who preached the radical gospel of unconditional love have always been perceived as threats by the establishment and by those loyal to tribal conditioning.
