Sentence examples for it's perceived from inspiring English sources

I've noticed when a man starts talking about the weight of male culture it's perceived as men's rights rhetoric.

Whether it's perceived or actual, EMC's 4,000-plus 4,000-pluses force has a reputation for overly aggressive, tough-guy sales tactics.

A 2013 study revealed it's perceived as the UK's most unintelligent, unfriendly and untrustworthy accent.

The directory is a part of its bundled services so it's perceived to be free.

No cause for alarm.Should the same strain make its way to the urethra and bladder, it's perceived as an invader.

Indonesia's score rose from 32 in 2012 to 37 in 2016 meaning that it's perceived level of corruption had improved.

"It's perceived as a rather stingy gift," says Max Hole, who runs Universal Music Group's businesses outside America.

It's perceived as naughty enough.

I don't really care how it's perceived.

As far as I know it's perceived incredibly well.

Simple: it's perceived to be a silver-bullet solution.