Sentence examples for have perceived as from inspiring English sources

That, Mr. Schein said, contributed to what some consumers might have perceived as problems with the new meters.

She said "institutions that folks may have perceived as being off-limits" would be looked at and held accountable.

Raúl Castro has already announced a series of far-reaching economic reforms this year, which some have perceived as a retreat from socialism.

She has also displayed what some voters have perceived as a mean streak and others (not enough, though) saw as gritty determination.

This ad hews to Mr. Pataki's strategy to defang Mr. McCall on education, which analysts have perceived as a potent issue for voters, especially among the blacks and Hispanics who make up the comptroller's base.

Dr. Moody-Adams did not mention race in the e-mail, focusing instead on what she and others have perceived as the undergraduate college's shrinking role within the ever-sprawling research university.

Even before this furor, Germany was incensed by what it has perceived as a dismissive U.S. attitude.

When I removed her dressings and she saw that what she had perceived as her deformity was gone, she had tears in her eyes.

Still, his comments underscored his lingering bitterness over what he has perceived as poor treatment at the hands of Mr. Medvedev and Prime Minister Vladimir V. Putin.

For years Arabs and Arab-Americans have bristled at what they've perceived as Israel's "chutzpah" in marketing Arabic dishes and products under Israeli labels.

In the following decades, the most devoted followers coalesced around Oyasama's residence in rural Nara, which she had perceived as the birthplace of the world, or Jiba.