Sentence examples for longer perceived from inspiring English sources

He is no longer perceived as somebody that people in Congress want to work with".

Mr. Maliki, who lived in exile in Iran, is no longer perceived as a weak leader purely beholden to Iran.

His pictorial language was singular, instantly recognisable and – quite rightly – no longer perceived as some Catalan dialect of surrealism.

Moreover, the Obama administration is no longer perceived as giving its unconditional support to the Saudi regime.

"At some point in the early 19th century the slave trade was no longer perceived as business as usual but a violent inhuman practice.

"At some point these promises stop working if the government is no longer perceived as reliable by people who might give information," she said.

Of course there is massive social and economic progress, but it is no longer perceived as having been produced by politicians.

Not only have racism and race relations changed but the issues and challenges facing black people are no longer perceived in the same way as they once were.

Alan Whitehead, MP for Southampton Test, agreed that politicians need to take "radical" steps so the car is no longer perceived as a cheap mode of transport.

Many Southerners and rural Americans won't trust the Democrats until they are no longer perceived as threats to these important freedoms.

When the Soviet Union collapsed in 1991 and communism was no longer perceived as a threat to Europe, the Christian Democrats lost much of their support.