That's not what Discovery's about, although it is often perceived to be of that ilk".
Not that Danish society is as egalitarian as it once was and is often perceived to be.
That is especially true of Brazil, now often perceived to be in a league of its own.
Rowlands insists that, despite his outsider nature, Cassavetes was not interested in politics, yet he is often perceived to have reflected the views of the early feminist movement.
Pre-20th century plays are often perceived to need a little help – modern dress, anachronistic translation – to make them work for 21st-century audiences.
Instead, the president is likely to be drawn into a debate about global poverty – one in which the country he leads is often perceived to be at fault.
The risks are more complicated, more political – seemingly outside the control of companies – and managing them is often perceived to be the responsibility of governments.
The Conservative governments of the 1980s were often perceived to be unfair, but ultimately triumphed as trusted managers, and until recently the coalition was thought of the same way.
Some of my hospital consultant colleagues welcomed what they perceived as a shift in power from non-clinical managers, who were often perceived to lack first-hand insight into patient care, to doctors who knew their patients best.
The drug issue has been contentious in horse racing, and what comes off a veterinarian's truck and goes into a horse is often perceived to be as important to the performance of a horse as its talent.
Communicating any technical concept to a non-technical audience can be challenging, and it's even more difficult with security, which is often perceived to be a "blocker" rather than an enabler.
