Sentence examples for has often been perceived from inspiring English sources

The Review has often been perceived as a bastion of male authorial output.

Since Ackerman created NRATV in 2016, it has often been "perceived by the public as the voice of the N.R.A.," according to the rifle association's complaint.

"If that's the case," he said, "why has it taken so long?" Bonds has often been perceived, correctly or not, as a kind of poster boy for the modern spoiled athlete.

For instance, through China's long history, the spread of its population has often been perceived as a positive or at least neutral phenomenon, described in an ancient Chinese poem: "Wherever the ocean waves touch, there are overseas Chinese".

The recent interest in containers has often been perceived as a threat (or at least an alternative) to OpenStack, the open source cloud computing infrastructure platform founded by RackSpace and NASA in 2010.

The recession of the early 1960s led to anti-immigrant sentiments in the West Midlands constituency of Smethwick, which, in turn, resulted in what has often been perceived as Britain's most racist election (Meyers, 2004).

In particular, their extensive pole fields in the complex plane have often been perceived as 'numerical mine fields'.

APRNs have often been perceived as an unnecessary expense given their indirect patient-care roles.

Far from being 'spontaneous' settlements as they have often been perceived, the Borgate were camp-like settlements meant to forcefully re-house those people evicted from the city-center urban renewals (the 'sventramenti').

Jane S. Moss, the vice president for programming at Lincoln Center, who hired Mr. Bragin, said it was also a chance to give greater credibility to two outdoor series that have often been perceived as lightweight.

Cities have often been perceived as living laboratories with the right ingredients for a sea change.