Sentence examples for it's perceived as 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.

Regardless of how you feel about how the event played out (my personal reaction was to bury my face in my hands and mutter every so often), one of Qualcomm's biggest quandaries is that it's perceived as an "ingredient" brand — that is, its products are important components of other more notable ones.

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

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

If "The Green Mile" is at a disadvantage because of its Stephen King origins, "The Sixth Sense" is doubly cursed because it's perceived as a horror movie, and Oscars just don't go to films with gore and ghosts.

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

Although Durham's team won the Central Division, it is perceived as the underdog to the wild-card Mariners.

Over the years, many employees joined ServiceMaster because it was perceived as Christian; its management was deemed honest and ethical.

It is perceived as a salve to ease the pain from Dutchbat's actions.

If it is perceived as an institution that carefully respects its limits, that mistake will be forgiven.

Sainsbury's customer base is largely in the south of England, where it is perceived as a middle-market supplier.