Sentence examples for perceived as generous from inspiring English sources

Many chief executives have recently received what are perceived as generous termination packages.

At Marie Claire, Ms. Bailey also included coupons for discounts at chain stores, offered an inexpensive line of Marie Claire clothing that readers could buy through the magazine and bound fashion shows on CD-ROM's into the magazine along with offers for free cosmetics -- all of which readers perceive as generous perks.

Schools perceived as stronger blocked the way.

It was perceived as a generous act of sportsmanship and Wiggins was called "Le Gentleman" as a result.

This 'Scandinavian exceptionalism' also reflects how high labour market participation among residents as well as newcomers has been perceived as a crucial requirement for financing generous welfare programmes and ambitious political aims.

As such, it seemed incomprehensible to demand more choices yet the amounts of what was being received were perceived as inadequate and more of a generous offer than an inherent right.

In general, quitting is perceived as bad.

Given that there is suggestive evidence that humans are concerned with their reputation score relative to that of others [ 5, 13, 15, 26] these high contributions may be perceived as a competitive, rather than cooperative, act and overly generous donors may risk social ostracism or punishment as a result.

But several Hispanic voters said the president's plan was too generous and that they were frustrated by what they perceived as special treatment for newer immigrants.

"Swaps are perceived as riskless.

Those wavelengths are perceived as colors.