Sentence examples for improperly perceived from inspiring English sources

It is a thundering cannon blasting holes in the philosophy that views the world's many blemishes as perfections improperly perceived.

If an actual party to a case took the judge to a resort, all expenses paid, shortly before the case was heard, the judge and the host would be perceived to be acting improperly even if all they discussed was their grandchildren.

Another clear requirement is that any relationship that could be perceived to have the potential for improperly influencing an author's research should always be reported.

Among the arguments being made in the United States Court of Appeals in Manhattan is that in an effort to have the verdict perceived as fair, the trial judge, David G. Trager of Federal District Court in Brooklyn, improperly allowed racial considerations in the jury selection.

For perceived advantage?

"Swaps are perceived as riskless.

Or, more accurately, perceived pressure.

Why perceived?

Or perceived.

Indeed perceived age.

"One is perceiving.