Sentence examples for perceived as stealing from inspiring English sources

"While Sara seemed pleasant and rather docile, she became explosive and argumentative with folks that she perceived as stealing her ideas and working against her," Mark says.

During the interviews, respondents from Ondo answered that health workers should not engage in outside health-related business, as this could be perceived as stealing.

For example, maybe you tend to get really defensive around shoplifters and are very harsh to people you perceive as stealing.

Activists have used social media to stoke opposition on a range of issues -- from what they perceive as stolen elections, to crackdowns on dissident activity, even electric-rate increases.

Schools perceived as stronger blocked the way.

Employers were perceived as greedy.

During their flight, the coupeurs de route targeted the Mbororo, locally perceived as wealthy pastoralists, stealing their livestock or kidnapping their family members and forcing them to pay large ransoms.

An election widely perceived as having been stolen could deal a serious setback to the Obama administration, which has committed itself to prevailing here in the nearly eight-year-old war against the Taliban and Al Qaeda.

Willingness to steal means that the walk ceases to be a stop-action play; it is now perceived as the prelude to a steal attempt.

There are lessons to be learned from it not the least of which is that the public is willing to steal music from an industry perceived as shady and perhaps crooked.

He was widely perceived as a sleazy and intolerant autocrat, a man who stole votes and ordered the police to beat up antiwar protesters in the streets.