Sentence examples for many perceived from inspiring English sources

Alas, books are likely to be written on his era and, indeed, his many perceived errors.

Despite her Likud background, many perceived her as further to the left than Herzog.

That was just the first of the many perceived slights that fuel Harrison.

Many perceived bee stings are actually the work of hornets and wasps -- aggressive, menacing carnivorous cousins of the gentle bee.

The F.C.C. said many perceived reception problems could be solved with a phone call to its help line.

Experience May Not Count So many perceived truths about the playoffs were disproved in the first round.

The message many perceived in Mr. Cheney's response was that the national media were no longer relevant, a point made and reinforced almost daily in certain blogs.

Many perceived a closeness back in 2002 between Britain's then defence secretary Geoff Hoon and his larger-than-life US equivalent Donald "known unknowns" Rumsfeld.

There were so many perceived threats that the agents often slept in their clothes and with their guns at their sides.

Among the many perceived betrayals for which his friends and intimates were permanently expunged from his life, the gravest was speaking to the press or biographers.

Considering Crystal just weathered a controversy over some comments many perceived as homophobic, the sophomoric gay-baiting on the show isn't helping him look progressive.