Sentence examples for perceived as proof from inspiring English sources

Although he did not develop the pilot, he knows that should "Emeril" fail, it will be perceived as proof of his inexperience.

Often perceived as proof of a conspiracy to bring the Dudley family to the throne, they have also been described as routine matches between aristocrats.

Schools perceived as stronger blocked the way.

If a Democrat had been in office on 9/11, or in 2006 when North Korea became a nuclear power, or if a Democrat had bungled Iraq and Afghanistan or let bin Laden escape from Tora Bora the way the Bush Administration did, it all would have been perceived as evidence, even proof, of Democratic fecklessness on national security.

But the continuing review of the technician's cases underscores how DNA evidence, widely perceived as being nearly irrefutable proof of guilt or innocence, can still be subject to human error.

When the child's testimony is deemed unreliable or when the proof is perceived as questionable, cases may be considered unfounded and will, as a result, not be counted towards official data.

The fifty-nine million votes he received, he said, should be proof enough that he was perceived as strong on the issue.

Many argued that the deductibility of sales taxes was inefficiently complex because the keeping of receipts as proof of purchase for the tax deduction was perceived as cumbersome.

More than just an example of bad-boy high jinks, it was perceived as a slap in the face to beauty, idealism and decorum, proof of European culture on the slide.

SEATTLE SEAHAWKS Two weeks of sunny days in Seattle after the Tebow signing are perceived as a heavenly sign by some, though skeptics still cite Chone Figgins's slugging percentage as proof of a brutal, meaningless cosmos.

"If he can't be perceived as a true fiscal conservative and a limited government guy — the burden of proof is against him.