Sentence examples for perceived abroad from inspiring English sources

Has he changed the way Americans are perceived abroad?

Thoughts on how the US is being perceived abroad in the wake of wikileaks revelations.

There exists a huge disconnect between the nation's self-image and how it is often perceived abroad.

This wasn't the first hint that Secretary Rumsfeld spends little time worrying about how America is perceived abroad.

She worries, too, about the way America is perceived abroad -- a vestige of her days in the 1970's as an au pair in France.

In some respects Mr Bean's elevation to an icon of Britishness is a step forward for the way we are perceived abroad.

As at other moments perceived from abroad as dramatic watersheds — the demise of the U.S.S.R. in 1991, an ailing Fidel's hand-off of power in 2006 — the news was met in Havana, by and large, with calm.

By this logic, America has to hunt and kill almost every conceivable enemy to stay safe, even though acts of terrorism on US soil are exceedingly rare and even though targeting perceived threats abroad has arguably helped fuel more anti-American animosity and authoritarianism.

Students also perceived pharmacists abroad to be better respected and to hold more desirable professional and clinical roles [ 21].

However, and to complicate matters, some of the same European countries that hardly punish medicine crime at home are very aggressive when they perceive it abroad, as a backhanded way of blocking foreigners buying generic medicines.

With great couch surfing comes little responsibility: Between being far from home, being allowed to drink and being on a perceived vacation, students abroad often feel — and act — as if they're on spring break.