Sentence examples for not been perceived from inspiring English sources

So far, the Republicans have not been perceived to be doing well in the late 1990s.

But it has not been perceived as a friend of the record industry because it has not been avid in fighting Internet piracy.

Analysts, advisers and his supporters agree that Mr. Richardson would not have posed such a tantalizing target for Republicans had he not been perceived as a political star, and possibly a vice-presidential candidate, with broad appeal, especially to Latinos.

Florian Peters, a researcher at Berlin's Institut für Zeitgeschichte who was at the same conference, confirmed that the talk had not been perceived as a satire at the time.

Other secrets remain just that, usually because the politician in question has not been perceived as crossing an obvious line into hypocrisy, or he denies the rumors and no one can substantiate them.

He said Intel had not been perceived as a leader in the field of enterprise servers and that it could help its reputation by promoting and financing the development of stable Linux-based systems.

In a number of ways, whilst we have not been perceiving it, [life's] objective grandeur has been dwindling...

Rosenberg added, "He's not being perceived as a leftist.

But Mexican cuisine is not being perceived as sophisticated.

The worst is not being perceived how you actually are, based on your age.

The new government's first challenge is to not be perceived as a lackey of America.