Sentence examples for now been perceived from inspiring English sources

Rachel Alexandra has now been perceived as a spoiler in two consecutive Triple Crown races, once by her presence, now by her absence.

"What used to be a local, intrafamily thing has now been perceived as some kind of class warfare," said Joe Lunardi, assistant vice president for communications at St. Joseph's and a radio broadcaster for basketball games.

My greatest worry, in fact, is that Hadid will now be perceived as something of a sheep in wolf's clothing — as a gentler, easier architect than she was supposed to be.

If the threat from "the uncontrollable" now is perceived to arise from the character of regimes and terrorist groups, rather than circumstance, then lessons three and four of Allison have been placed in doubt.

Because the date is so far in the future, the enforcement of building codes and environmental standards now is perceived as lax, and many owners have not brought their units up to even current building codes.

Beauty may now be perceived in people and things previously passed over with indifference or distaste.

The urban environment should now be perceived to be an intergenerational public good that we have to protect.

Can a Democratic president and attorney general now be perceived as less protective of our national interests than a Republican president?

Moreover, analysts question how many will be willing to join the group given the potential reputational damage that any connection to the Libor rate might now be perceived to have.

Western Europe's history, perhaps the most scarred by religious and ethnic conflict, now is perceived as most removed due to economic prosperity, the colonization of others, and the blessings of the pan-European institutions and thinking.  .

Further, even the term "terrorist" may now be perceived as legitimizing actions within political and/or theological shroud rather than being seen as an extension of a petty, narcissistic, violent life now seeking some perversion of redemption via a last chapter of mass killing.