Sentence examples for perceived as taking from inspiring English sources

Now he was perceived as taking sides.

Some declined to comment, leery of being perceived as taking sides in the country's tense politics.

"When peacekeepers are forced into police duties all the time," the official said, "they are perceived as taking sides".

"He has become the darling of Republicans because he's perceived as taking Democrats on rudely," Mr. Malloy said.

Everyone is a fag: there are newfags (newcomers) and oldfags (old-timers) and fagfags (homosexuals) and moralfags (those perceived as taking the moral high ground).

"But I think it would behoove either campaign to touch that issue very, very carefully -- or they could be perceived as taking cynical advantage of a very serious tragedy".

They know that if their stories are perceived as taken from the life, the authenticity they've labored so hard for will be devalued.

We talk amongst ourselves about how so many boys and men in our society are conditioned to see violence as a solution to their problems, a resolution of their anxieties, or a means of exacting revenge against those they perceive as taking something from them.

They might be perceived as trying to take an unfair advantage and can become the subject of office gossip.

I would not want the Mythopoeic Society to be perceived as trying to take any credit away from the very hard-working Tolkien Society in Britain, nor should it be misconstrued as either a private society or the domain of Mr. Goodknight.

It can be difficult to build a relationship with each other's kids while making sure not to overstep boundaries or be perceived as trying to take on a mother or father role in their lives.