Sentence examples for perceived as just from inspiring English sources

Yet many administrators realized their inclusion on the new list would be perceived as just that.

Right or wrong, this will be perceived as just another anti-hunting message, and it will fall on deaf ears.

All hearts were beating for you as long as you were perceived as just another version of the liberal-democratic protest against the authoritarian state.

If he came to be perceived as just another member of the metropolitan political-financial élite, it could be very damaging to him.

My sense of being a loner was reinforced in a schoolyard where the unconventional was perceived as just being fucking odd.

On the street of my mixed Brooklyn neighborhood, however, I'm sometimes perceived as just another white gentrifier – despite the fact that I'm living in the same neighborhood where my "colored" and "passing" father lived 70 years ago.

You are perceived as, well, just more, or "better", in a variation of step 2.

We have to remember, though, that what a woman in London may take for granted and perceive as "just a service" may mean the whole world to the overworked and tired woman in Katine.

The history of communist revolutions is the history of middle-class intellectuals motivated not so much by love of their fellow workers ("by hand or by brain"), but hatred of their own background – or those they conveniently perceive as just above them.

In this way, we become part of the entire story of humanity, resisting the urge to limit ourselves to what we perceive as just our own narrative.

The only way we're going to get action, I'd suggest, is if those who stand in the way of action come to be perceived as not just wrong but immoral.