Sentence examples for never been perceived from inspiring English sources

But places like the Rainbow Room and Windows on the World have never been perceived as temples of creative cooking.

Both men are determined to show an integrated company to Wall Street -- and Time Warner has never been perceived as particularly well integrated by the business community.

It has never been perceived as strong in the arts, but the new building is geared as much to teaching as it is to presentation.

"It's never been perceived as high on the list," said Mr. Hantman, whose duties include overseeing the conservatory, which falls under the aegis of the Senate's Joint Committee on the Library of Congress and is financed by Congress.

Since their advent, they have never been perceived as mere machines or simply the result of interaction between hardware and software.

You can see in the chart below that Facebook is only 9% teen, so Twitter is actually more teen than Facebook, which rightly has never been perceived as having a "teen problem".

"Your fragrance should never be perceived beyond an arm's length, it should not precede you into the room," Ms. Bloom said.

F.B.I. officials, including Mr. Freeh, have long contended that an independent prosecutor should have investigated the case because the Justice Department under Ms. Reno, a presidential appointee, could never be perceived as impartial.

One graduate, Tamara Marshall, is worried that being partially deaf and wearing a hearing aid might go against her hopes of breaking into fashion journalism: "I always worry that I will never be perceived as someone who is as good as everyone else.

Yet the next Treasury secretary will never be perceived by financial markets as a strong leader of the administration's economic team if he unquestioningly accepts, and goes about selling, a reckless Christmas tax-cutting wish list compiled by White House political operatives.

Such a supreme good could never be perceived by practical reason as evil.