Sentence examples for perceived as lacking from inspiring English sources

They're perceived as lacking integrity.

HER independence was interpreted as defiance; she was perceived as lacking loyalty.

A recent Careers Talk highlighted that graduates are perceived as lacking in communication, critical thinking and business skills.

That he was perceived as lacking in grit was another irony in the life of Mr. Bush.

Despite public enthusiasm, space in the UK is perceived as lacking support from the government and policy often seems incoherent.

The suit poses questions about what a truly diverse college class might look like, spotlighting a group that is often perceived as lacking internal diversity.

This is fine as long as the desire to find another such tradition does not lead to distortion or oversimplification of that other tradition (see Hansen, 1992, 2004, for discussions of taking Confucianism as representative of the Chinese tradition as a whole and of trying to find in Confucianism something one may perceive as lacking in one's own tradition).

For example, a spouse may choose someone less attractive, less sexually well-matched and less interesting than her partner, in an effort to remedy or compensate for what she perceives as lacking.

Lack of flexibility is thus often perceived as lack of strength, or weakness.

Some Latin American countries, frustrated by what will be perceived as lack of progress at this month's special session, may choose to issue their own minority report as a counter to the prohibitionist arguments advanced by the UN.

Bilozerchev has made it bluntly clear in interviews since his recovery that he was devastated by the criticism, and by what he perceived as lack of support from the gymnastics people he had assumed would be his greatest supporters.