Sentence examples for like to be perceived from inspiring English sources

If noticed on our busy streets, I would like to be perceived as pleasing to the eye.

"In the end, Ed Hanna probably would like to be perceived as a dedicated public servant who challenged Uticans to take pride and do better," the editorial said.

And that's the rub of life, isn't it — that we exist somewhere between who we really are and how we'd like to be perceived?

The third dimension of a Christie character remains hidden for much of the novel, while that person presents himself superficially as he would like to be perceived: as a type, a glossy surface designed for public consumption and approval.

Presumably, several Democrats said, he would like to be perceived as doing enough to help Democrats win the House so he would not be blamed if they do not.

The third dimension of a Christie character remains hidden for much of the novel, while that person presents himself superficially as he would like to be perceived: as a type, a glossy surface designed for public consumption and approval.

(Denton, who likes to be perceived as unswayable, briefly de-listed the post from search engines).

"Bush really likes to be perceived as a hands-on person who is on top of everything, whereas Reagan really played up the point that he wasn't.

Just by being at a meeting like this, you're likely to be perceived as an insider, as someone who has made the cut.

This decision is apparently due to the challenging and critical nature of the reports that Judge Tumim has made over the past eight years on HM prisons, and the quality of the service they have, or have not, delivered - reports that have been critical because of the honesty of the man reporting the facts as they are and not as other people would like them to be perceived.

Through a survey, we asked the Board in particular for insights on everything from how they would describe NYWICI to how they'd like it to be perceived by others.