Sentence examples for of any perceived from inspiring English sources

She certainly wasn't afraid of any perceived downgrading in her status by a move into TV.

Some of it (such as avoiding processed food) is even quite sensible, as it may enhance a mother's health regardless of any perceived risk to her baby.

Like June's Brexit vote here, a campaign run on division, on fear, and on hatred of any perceived 'difference' has triumphed.

Waxing and shaving leave the genitals more exposed, perhaps increasing women's awareness of any perceived difference from a very narrowly prescribed norm.

And just as fundamentally, for all that the idea of the nation-state, inviolable in its sovereignty, is a Western idea, China has become among its staunchest supporters and is the fiercest critic of any perceived "interference".

They will have to work even harder to get key participants — Pakistan and India are suspicious of any perceived interference and determined to expand their nuclear programs — to commit to serious actions.

"These ships have the capability of responding to any perceived threat in the air or sea," the statement said, and they carry marines and sailors who can "provide security forces, surgical teams, and limited hospital bed capacity".

From little orphan Annie to Spider-Man, there will always be a line of people opposed to any perceived racial reimagining of their favourite icons.

Today, Koreans on both halves of the peninsula are sensitive to any perceived revival of Japanese militarism.

No, it's the sheer stridency and lungpower of their opposition to any perceived threat to gun ownership.

Supported by a cast of well-drilled dancers and choristers, they bring enough style to make up for any perceived lack of stardust.