Sentence examples for not being perceived from inspiring English sources

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.

My dream as a child came true, and I succeeded at not being perceived as "one of them".

"There's no particular advantage to being an insider," he said, of not being perceived as from "away," the Bonacker term for people from the outside.

Mr. Santorum has said that not being perceived immediately as the winner and not being able to deliver a victory speech when so many people were watching had denied him subsequent momentum.

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

Blurry photographs in galleries, he conceded, might not be perceived by the government as particularly threatening.

Your reply — "Swimming" — may or may not be perceived as sarcasm.

Judges should not be perceived as financially beholden to supplicants before their bench.

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