Sentence examples for perceived against from inspiring English sources

Receiving countries weigh their national interests, real or perceived, against international obligations.The calculations vary from country to country.

Perhaps that means the media campaign, real or perceived, against him isn't working: or perhaps it shows the BBC and other supposed culprits aren't hopelessly biased after all.

People who are extraordinarily rich — and their slights, real or perceived, against the rest of us — have long provided a target against which we can unite.

The purpose of this study was to find out if measurable discrimination existed real or perceived, against IMGs.

One striking phenomenon is that there are certain surface colors contrast colors that seem to depend on being perceived against a certain background, e.g., black, white, brown.

He pioneered a nearly monochromatic palette with subdued hues and achieved remarkable naturalism by focusing on how light affects a scene and how objects are perceived against each other and as reflections on highly polished surfaces.

The antagonism and contempt one perceives against a larger and more ambitious view of art was nicely captured by Montaigne: "Since we cannot attain to greatness, let us have our revenge by railing against it".

Indonesia's news media, which was tightly controlled until the fall of President Suharto in the late 1990s, has reacted strongly against any perceived threats against the freedom of expression.

His fulminations against the international community's perceived discrimination against Pakistan would have garnered much sympathy.

He left behind a trail of incoherent online postings railing at perceived injustices against black Americans.

Cannes has been criticised in the past for a perceived bias against female directors.