Sentence examples for he's perceived from inspiring English sources

Stafford isn't viewed as the problem in Detroit, he's perceived as one of the team's lone bright spots.

Scarborough presents one of the biggest potential threats to Obama, who voters will be judging, one way or another, over his handling of Iraq, Afghanistan, the economy and health-care....and how far he's perceived to have shifted the country's politics uncomfortably to the left.

His frustration gives readers a rare window into De Niro's own thinking about his image and how he's perceived, said Lily Hope Chumley, an assistant professor of media and culture who teaches a course on fame at New York University. .

Dobrygin seems aware of how he's perceived.

He added, "But I don't think he's perceived that way right now".

He's perceived as locking up Muslims against process and not punishing people who abuse Muslim prisoners.

Even now, at 38, he sounds as if he's perceiving new things.

Calderón's election was contested, and he was perceived by much of the electorate as a weak leader.

Part of Bloomberg's appeal to New Yorkers is that he is perceived as being above the grubbiness of city politics.

Pointing to Eich's support of both Pat Buchanan and Ron Paul, Savage added, "He was perceived by his own employees as an unacceptable CEO".

Now he was perceived as taking sides.