Sentence examples for is always perceived from inspiring English sources

"Patent is always perceived as a bad material.

"The garment manufacturing business is always perceived as a race to the bottom," Ms. Poon said.

Eduard Boyakov, the general director of the Golden Mask festival, explained the thinking behind the new event: "Russia is always perceived as terra incognita" by foreigners, he said.

This is not, unfortunately, how it is always perceived 30 years after his death, the anniversary of which is on Thursday.

Now, if we shift perspective and look at things from the point of view of those who are "left out" (walled off), a wall is always perceived as an invitation.

Amputation of a limb is always perceived as a catastrophe.

Male homosexuality was always perceived very badly in Chechnya.

"Festivals were always perceived as events for art films, for cinephiles.

Yet he was always perceived as an outsider and a bad influence.

And far from being the problem position it was always perceived to be, they have been pretty well served.

For the sentiments of the Indian people, Formula One was always perceived to be out of reach.