Sentence examples for perceived as weak from inspiring English sources

Our country is right now perceived as weak".

"You don't want to be perceived as weak".

But perhaps we fight, too, because we can't risk being perceived as weak.

After the Goldstone controversy he cannot afford to be perceived as weak and submissive.

For months now, investment banks have shunned the Fed's lending program because they feared being perceived as weak.

If you're too soft you're perceived as weak, and if you're too hard you're seen as a threat.

Trump uses his wealth, position and power to bully those he doesn't like, or whom he perceives as weaker.

In most modern cultures, even if you are healthy — in my case, my cholesterol and blood pressure are low and I have an extraordinarily healthy heart — to be fat is to be perceived as weak-willed and lazy.

Students whose parents do not speak English, are not college-educated or do not have the means or time to buy supplies are perceived as weaker.

And Labour's leader, Ed Miliband, is still widely perceived as weaker than David Cameron.Lord Ashcroft's results show that it is more complicated than that.

Although single compounds were isointense, the mixture of menthol and eucalyptol (activating only TRPM8) was perceived as weaker and was lateralized less accurately than the mixture of menthol and mustard oil (activating both TRPM8 and TRPA1) suggesting suppression effects in the former mixture.